Mirzapur The Movie targets Adults Only certificate, set for September 2026 release

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Director Gurmmeet Singh has confirmed that Mirzapur The Movie is targeting an 'A' (Adults Only) certificate to preserve the franchise's gritty identity. Singh believes that audiences today are more open to mature, intense content in theatres. The film will condense the storyline of the popular web series while staying true to its core narrative. Returning cast members will appear, though viewers can expect fresh twists and shifts in character dynamics. The movie is scheduled to hit theatres on September 4, 2026.

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