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Release date changes hit exhibitors, producers down south

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January 15, 2024

Southern language films such as Vikram’s Thangalaan, Dhanush’s Captain Miller and Mohanlal’s Malaikottai Vaaliban faced multiple changes in release dates over the past months, causing challenges for exhibitors who plan schedules in advance.

- Lata Jha

Release date changes hit exhibitors, producers down south

However, trade experts said delays are common in southern movie industries, as independent producers, who often back these films, may face significant debts, preventing the release of prints until financial obligations are met. Additionally, delays may occur if OTT rights for the films are unsold, prompting producers to wait until deals are secured before taking the theatrical risk.

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