The makers of A Harsha's Baaghi 4 have been hyping it up as the boldest and most violent film in Tiger Shroff's action franchise. Right from the start, they have marketed it as the bloodiest instalment yet, even flaunting its A certificate in the posters and trailers. Many felt Sajid Nadiadwala, the producer, was trying to position it in the same zone as Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Animal, which became a sensation last year despite its adults-only tag. With Baaghi 4 hitting theatres on September 5, the film's journey through the censors has turned into a story of its own.