As we approach the highly anticipated release of Salaar, fans are excited about the upcoming movie. However, amid this, news has emerged that the makers of Salaar have decided to retract the film’s release from cinemas. These include PVR, Inox, and Miraj Cinemas in the southern states.
Salaar is scheduled to hit theaters on December 22, 2023. The film is directed by Prashant Neel and features Prabhas in the lead role. The movie also features Shruti Hasaan and Prithviraj Sukumaran.
The filmmakers have confirmed the official runtime for Salaar is 2 hours and 55 minutes. Notably, the movie has received an ‘A’ certificate from the CBFC, attributed to its inclusion of intense fighting and bloodshed. The trailers offer a tantalizing preview of the film’s action-packed drama and explore the intricate bond between two friends. Moreover, the second trailer hints at the storyline, showcasing the transformation of close friends into arch-enemies.
You can also check the 2nd Trailer below:
Recently, director Prashanth Neel shared insights into the creative process behind Salaar. He is expressing his commitment to crafting a wholly distinctive cinematic world. Neel conveyed Salaar provided him with a unique opportunity to bring his vision of an action-packed film to life.
For those who might not know, according to Book My Show, an impressive 1.7 million individuals have expressed interest in Salaar. The substantial pre-excitement among potential viewers foreshadows a promising opening for Salaar at the box office.
Salaar shows in South India: Prabhas’ movie may not release in PVR Inox, Miraj
As fans eagerly await Khansaar’s unfolding journey, a surprising twist has emerged for Salaar enthusiasts. Recent reports suggest that the creators are considering withdrawing the film’s release from PVR, Inox, and Miraj Cinemas in the southern states. Allegedly, according to these reports, the team is discontented with the perceived unjust distribution of screens in North India.
This strategic decision exerts substantial pressure on the national cinema chain, compelling a reevaluation and assuring equitable screen allocations for both Dunki and Salaar. Neglecting to address this concern may lead to significant revenue losses for national chains, particularly with the potential impact on Salaar’s release in the southern states.
The intensifying clash between Dunki and Salaar has sparked fierce competition among fans, creating an intriguing atmosphere. The forthcoming battle at the box office will be captivating as enthusiasts eagerly await to witness which movie will establish a record in opening day collections and overall performance. The anticipation builds as spectators anticipate the outcomes of this cutthroat competition.
