EXCLUSIVE: Makers of Maa upset with distributor due to release strategy and distribution of shows of the Kajol-starrer

The latest release, Maa, has managed to put up impressive numbers in its first two days, thanks to the casting of Kajol, the horror genre, and positive word of mouth. However, the makers are unhappy with the release strategy and distribution of the film. A source close to the film told Bollywood Hungama, “Maa has released in around 1500 screens and ideally, a film like this should have got a screen count of around 2000. After all, it has the association of Ajay Devgn and Kajol and moreover, it is a horror film, which is the flavour of the season. Sadly, that didn’t happen and also it was noticed by the makers that the shows weren’t properly allotted across cinemas. Though it’s a horror film, it also appeals to the family as evident by its title and the U/A rating. Hence, it should have got prominent showcasing in the afternoon and evening and also overall more shows but in many places, that hasn’t happened.” The source continued, “As a result, the makers are displeased with the arran...

Pushpa 2: Amid rift rumours, producer Bunny Vasu showers praises on the bond between Allu Arjun and Sukumar; says, “If Sukumar wants the film to be shot for another 6 months, definitely Allu Arjun will oblige”

Allu Arjun, who gained immense love and fame across the globe for his role as Pushparaj, is all set to reprise it yet again on the big screen in 2024. Owing to the massive success of the first instalment, the franchise enjoys a huge fan following who are eagerly awaiting its sequel, Pushpa 2: The Rule. While this was scheduled to release in August, the same has been pushed to the end of the year, sparking speculations of many kinds, including one where reports claimed that Allu Arjun had a fallout with the makers of the film, especially with director Sukumar.

Pusha producer Bunny Vasu clarifies

While the Telugu superstar’s manager recently took it upon himself to put out the fire which started on social media owing to these rumoured reports, producer Bunny Vasu too has jumped in to issue a clarification. Recently while attending an event, as the producer were questioned by the media, he told Gulte, “We are actually laughing at all those rumours as people are writing in whichever way they want. They have completely interpreted the happenings in a negative way”.

The producer continued to reinstate the claims made by Allu Arjun’s manager about the film’s pending work and also added that a few portions featuring actor Fahadh Faasil is yet to be shot. “Only 15 days of work left when it comes to Allu Arjun including a song and the climax of the movie. At the same time, we need Fahadh Faasil’s dates to wrap up the movie. Taking all these things into consideration, Sukumar wants to finish the editing first such that he will find out if there will be anything pending to shoot,” Vasu shared.

Pushpa producer also clarifies on rumours of rift between Allu Arjun and Sukumar

Explaining the close bond that the filmmaker-actor share, Bunny added, “If Sukumar wants the film to be shot for another 6 months, definitely Allu Arjun will oblige. That’s the bonding they have; Don’t question that now”.

About Pushpa 2: The Rule

Featuring the aftermath of the rise of Pushparaj, from a small-time sandalwood smuggler to an influential gangster, the film takes off from where the first installment left off. Starring Rashmika Mandanna as the leading lady and Fahadh Faasil in a key role, Pushpa 2 is slated for release on December 6, 2024 in multiple languages including Hindi.

Also Read: Allu Arjun’s manager BREAKS silence on reports of unexpected break in the shoot of Pushpa 2 and postponement speculations



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