Vivek Agnihotri’s highly anticipated film The Bengal Files has run into yet another hurdle, this time concerning its overseas release.

The film, slated for a September 5, 2025 release in India, has not received the required approvals from certain foreign censor boards, delaying its international rollout.

Vivek Agnihotri’s film awaits clearance in Mauritius

The production team confirmed that the film has not yet received clearance in Mauritius, a key foreign market, and similar issues may affect other territories. Without approval from the respective censor authorities, the film cannot be screened, leading to uncertainty over its global release schedule.

September 5 release delayed in key foreign markets

Directed by Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri and produced under his banner, The Bengal Files has already been in the spotlight due to controversies and political debates in India. The film, which delves into sensitive historical events, is now facing additional scrutiny abroad, adding to its list of challenges.

Despite the roadblocks, the makers remain hopeful that the approvals will come through soon, allowing audiences worldwide to watch the film without further delay. In India, however, the release date remains unchanged, with fans and critics eagerly awaiting what promises to be one of the year’s most debated cinematic offerings.