The teaser of Mirzapur: The Movie recently gave audiences their first glimpse of the franchise's transition from streaming to the big screen. As discussions continue around how the series' signature violence and strong language will translate to theatres, director Gurmmeet Singh has shared that the makers are developing the film with an Adults Only certification in mind.Speaking about the certification process, Singh said the team has tried to retain the essence of Mirzapur while working within the Central Board of Film Certification's (CBFC) guidelines."We're targeting an Adults Only certification straight away. Then, of course, the CBFC has its own guidelines regarding language, what we can say, and what we can't. We've tried to manage that and strike the right balance." Director believes audiences are open to mature storytelling Singh also said he believes audiences have become more receptive to films made for mature viewers, allowing filmmakers greater creative freedom."I also think audiences have matured. If you look at films like Animal, Dhurandhar, and several other recent releases, you can see that adult storytelling is now finding space in theatres. I think that has also set a precedent, allowing us to bring something like Mirzapur: The Movie to the big screen without watering it down." Star-studded cast returns for the big-screen adaptation Mirzapur: The Movie brings back several familiar faces from the popular crime franchise, including Ali Fazal, Pankaj Tripathi a