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Bollywood star Akshay Kumar stunned followers at a cinema, when he confirmed up at a screening of ‘OMG 2‘. The movie which additionally stars Yami Gautam and Pankaj Tripathi in lead roles, minted over Rs 25 crore on the home field workplace in two days of its launch. The movie which was given an ‘A’ certificates, noticed good progress in collections over the weekend, because of nice evaluations and good phrase of mouth.

After the movie’s screening, a number of cinema-goers, younger adults, followers and even dad and mom expressed their disapproval of the ‘A’ ranking awarded by the Central Board Of Movie Certification (CBFC).

“The film immerses you in its gripping narrative and thought-provoking themes, undoubtedly deserving of a UA ranking,” wrote a Twitter person.
One other mentioned in settlement, “This film deserves a UA ranking for its affect on audiences of all age teams.”

Akshay visited a theatre over the weekend to take again some first-hand viewers reactions. In a clip, the actor is seen smiling to listen to the optimistic suggestions. “Kamaal ki baat bataun, pehli grownup movie hai joh youngsters ke liye bani hai. Truly yeh sab faculty predominant dikhana chahiye (The humorous factor is that that is the primary grownup movie which is made for youngsters. This needs to be proven in faculties),” Akshay mentioned to the viewers, who could not agree extra.

After the screening, a few dad and mom who had been on the present mentioned, “We must always begin this petition to take off the Censor Board‘s A ranking.”
“It needs to be U/A. Everybody has to see this film,” mentioned one other fan.
One other added, “A certificates ko hatake U/A certificates karwana chahiye.”
Written and directed by Amit Rai, ‘OMG 2’ options Tripathi as a devotee of Lord Shiva named Kanti Sharan Mudgal and Kumar within the function of a messenger of God. Yami Gautam performs a lawyer.

The movie touches upon varied social points confronted by youngsters and the significance of intercourse schooling in faculties.
Previous to the discharge on Friday, Akshay and the group went all out to contest the A certification given by the CBFC. Regardless of making ‘modifications’ to the movie, the Censor Board nonetheless awarded the movie an A certificates as a substitute of a U/A certificates that permits teenagers underneath 18 to look at the movie underneath parental steerage.
The film is a sequel to the 2012 movie ‘OMG – Oh My God!’, which starred Akshay Kumar and Paresh Rawal in lead roles.