India, Sept. 25 -- Robert Pattinson's Primetime released in India on September 25, but the film went through a few changes before reaching the big screen. The psychological crime thriller was cleared by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) with an 'A' certificate, with the board asking the makers to make cuts to certain scenes and add a warning before the film.

The CBFC examined Primetime only a few days before its scheduled release in India. The film was cleared for adult audiences after the makers made the changes requested by the board.

An anti-alcohol warning has been added as a static on-screen message, in line with the regulations around alcohol consumption and its depiction in films. The film also underwent a seven-seco...