Ajay Devgn,Ajay Devgn Films,Anjali Dinesh Anand,Arshad Warsi,CBFC,CBFC (Censor Board Of Film Certification),Censor,Censor Board of Film Certification,Dhamaal 4,Esha Gupta,Indra Kumar,Jaaved Jaaferi,Maruti International,Panorama Studios,Ravi Kishan,Riteish Deshmukh,Sanjay Mishra,Sanjeeda Shaikh,T-Series Super Cassettes Industries Ltd">EXCLUSIVE: Dhamaal 4 undergoes CBFC changes; certain gestures modified, 7 words replaced
It’s the season of comedies. After Pati Patni Aur Woh, Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai and Welcome To The Jungle, it’s now for Dhamaal 4 to try its luck at the box office. The makers completed the censor process before time and in this article, Bollywood Hungama will exclusively focus on the cuts given to the film.
EXCLUSIVE: Dhamaal 4 undergoes CBFC changes; certain gestures modified, 7 words replaced
Dhamaal 4 was passed with a U/A 13+ certificate by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). However, the film had to go through certain modifications. The scenes featuring ‘obscene’ hand gestures were suitably modified and replaced in two places.
Secondly, ‘obscene’ words were asked to be replaced in seven places in the film. On the positive side, no scene has been cut at any point in the film.
Once these changes were made, the makers of Dhamaal 4 were handed over the censor certificate on July 2. The length of the film, as mentioned on the certificate, is 143.00 minutes. In other words, Dhamaal 4 is 2 hours and 23 minutes long.
Directed by Indra Kumar, Dhamaal 4 brings back the franchise’s core cast, including Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi, Sanjay Mishra, and Jaaved Jaaferi. The ensemble cast also features Esha Gupta, Sanjeeda Shaikh, Anjali Anand, Upendra Limaye, Vijay Patkar, and Ravi Kishan, adding new faces to the comedy series.
Dhamaal 4 is presented by Gulshan Kumar and T-Series, in association with Devgn Films and is a T-Series Films, Maruti International, Panorama Studios production. It is directed by Indra Kumar and produced by Ajay Devgn, Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Ashok Thakeria, Indra Kumar, Anand Pandit, and Kumar Mangat Pathak.
Alleged Fraud,BMC,Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC),Cheating Case,Crime Branch,Fraud,Jaaved Jaaferi,Mumbai Crime Branch,News">Jaaved Jaaferi family cheating case: Crime Branch issues lookout notice against accused BMC official
The Mumbai Crime Branch has issued a lookout notice against suspended Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) assistant municipal commissioner Mahesh Patil in connection with the alleged Rs 16.24 crores cheating case involving actor Jaaved Jaaferi’s family. Reportedly, the notice was issued earlier this month amid concerns that Patil could leave the country while the investigation is underway. The development marks the latest step in a probe that has already led to the arrest of UK-based businessman Nishit Patel.
Jaaved Jaaferi family cheating case: Crime Branch issues lookout notice against accused BMC official
The case relates to alleged investments made by actor Jaaved Jaaferi, his wife Habiba Jaffrey, their relatives and several other individuals in a proposed redevelopment project in Bandra West. Investigators claim the investors were promised lucrative returns and commercial spaces in the redevelopment project but were instead deceived through forged documents and false assurances.
Police officials stated that Habiba Jaffrey first came in contact with Mahesh Patil in April 2024 while visiting his BMC office regarding a tax-related matter. During the interaction, Patil allegedly informed her about an investment opportunity connected to a Bandra property project and advised her to route the investment through Nishit Patel.
According to investigators, Patel subsequently made multiple visits to the Jaffrey family’s residence and presented layouts, maps and project-related documents to gain their confidence. He allegedly persuaded the family to invest substantial sums in exchange for commercial space in the proposed redevelopment.
Crime branch officials have alleged that forged letters purportedly issued by a private bank, along with other fabricated documents, were used to convince investors about the legitimacy of the project.
The property cell of the Mumbai Crime Branch had earlier arrested Nishit Patel for his alleged role in the case. Authorities claim that nearly Rs 16.24 crores was collected from Jaaved Jaaferi, his family members and other investors through misleading representations linked to the redevelopment project.
Investigators also suspect that the alleged fraud may have impacted several prominent individuals. Police sources stated that retired police officers, civic officials, artists and retired judges were among those who allegedly invested amounts ranging from Rs 50 lakh to Rs 20 crores after being promised attractive returns.
The alleged fraud reportedly came to light in July 2025 when some of the complainants visited the Bandra registration office to verify project-related documents. During the verification process, they allegedly discovered that one of the agreements shown to them did not exist in official records.
