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With Abolition of Film Certificate Tribunal, Bad Days for Filmmakers Will Become Worse The move will benefit the Centre, which over the past seven years has overseen an unprecedented level of censorship. FCAT has been abolished. Photo: Myke Simon/Unsplash Government8 hours ago New Delhi: Most days are not good days for Indian filmmakers. But the abolition of the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT) – a statutory body addressing filmmakers aggrieved by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) decisions – has made bad days worse. Indian film certification comprises three bodies: the Examining Committee, the Revising Committee, and the FCAT. If a director is dissatisfied with the Examining Committee, then she approaches the Revising Committee. If she disagrees with the Revising Committee, then her final recourse is the FCAT – followed by the courts. But the FCAT abolition has removed a crucial link in the process, compelling the filmmakers to approach th

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