The highly anticipated film Kuberaa, starring Nagarjuna, Dhanush, and Rashmika Mandanna, is set for its theatrical release on June 20. The film will face tough competition at the box office, clashing with Aamir Khan’s emotional drama Sitaare Zameen Par.
CBFC Grants UA Certificate After 19 Scenes Trimmed
Ahead of its release, Kuberaa has received a UA certification from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). However, the certification came after the deletion of 19 scenes featuring key characters played by Dhanush, Nagarjuna, Rashmika, and Jim Sarbh.
According to the Andhra Box Office, the final runtime of Kuberaa is 181 minutes in Telugu and 182 minutes in Tamil. These edits are expected to fine-tune the narrative flow while retaining the film’s emotional and dramatic depth.
Hate is thriving, negativity is selling these days. It is my fortune to have met a man like #SekharKammula in this era.
He is a pure soul and very innocent.
– #Dhanush | #Kuberaa pic.twitter.com/53eAwq4ViY
— Whynot Cinemas (@whynotcinemass_) June 18, 2025
The makers of Kuberaa took to their official X (formerly Twitter) handle to celebrate the film’s CBFC clearance.
Their post described the film as “181 minutes of drama, emotion, love, greed, thrill, and everything in between,” promising a compelling socio-drama experience for audiences.
The film is helmed by National Award-winning director Sekhar Kammula, known for his distinctive storytelling style. It is produced by Suniel Narang and Puskur Ram Mohan Rao, with presentation credits to Sonali Narang. Music is composed by Devi Sri Prasad.
Exploring Themes of Power, Greed, and Moral Conflict
Kuberaa delves into complex themes such as power struggles, greed, and ethical dilemmas. With intense performances by Nagarjuna and Dhanush, the film promises an emotionally gripping narrative that resonates with viewers.
In addition to the lead trio, the film features a strong supporting cast including Jim Sarbh, Dalip Tahil, Sayaji Shinde, Divya Dekate, and Hareesh Peradi. Each character adds richness and complexity to the unfolding drama.
