Pankaj Tripathi Laments 'OMG 2' Adult Certification, Impact on Family Audiences
Renowned Actor Believes Restrictive Certification Hindered Wider Appeal of Thought-Provoking Film
The limited family audience for the movie "OMG 2," according to renowned Indian actor Pankaj Tripathi, is a result of the movie receiving an adult rating. The actor feels that the movie's "A" (Adults Only) rating prevented it from seeing by the family audience it was made for.
Pankaj Tripathi recently offered his thoughts on the matter in a statement, claiming that "OMG 2" was made with a message appropriate for all ages. However, many families decided against watching the movie because it was rated as adult because they thought it might not be appropriate for their kids.
The successful movie "OMG: Oh My God!"'s sequel, "OMG 2," examines challenging religious and spiritual subjects. A key character in the film is played by the talented actor Pankaj Tripathi.
The actor highlighted that the movie's message is important and that its substance is not offensive. Pankaj Tripathi thinks that if it had received a more inclusive certification, a larger family audience could have been able to enjoy it.
It's crucial to keep in mind that film certification decisions are decided by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) based on a variety of considerations, including material, themes, and sequences. The "A" classification may have restricted the family viewing, but this isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Despite only having a small family audience, "OMG 2" has received praise for its provocative plot and the outstanding performances of the ensemble, notably Pankaj Tripathi. The actor hopes that the message the movie represents eventually reaches a wider audience, as it continues to captivate viewers and spark discussions among those who have watched it.
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