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Marjaavaan gets postponed, Bala to release a week prior

Nowadays filmmakers change the release date of their films quite often. Milap Zaveri’s Marjaavaan starring Sidharth Malhotra, Riteish Deshmukh, Tara Sutaria and Rakul Preet Singh was slated to release on 22nd November 2019, but it was shifted to 8th November 2019.

Ayushmann Khurrana starrer Bala was slated to release on 15th November 2019, but now it has been rescheduled for a release on 7th November, and Marjaavaan has been postponed to 15th November 2019. Ayushmann took to Twitter to share a new poster of the film and announce the release date.


He tweeted, “(No) Baal ki kahani Bala ki zubani!? #Bala trailer out in 1 hour! #DineshVijan @amarkaushik @bhumipednekar @yamigautam @saurabhshukla_s @jaavedjaaferi #SeemaPahwa @nowitsabhi @SachinJigarLive @sonymusicindia @JioCinema @jiostudios.”

Well, Bhushan Kumar, the producer of Marjaavaan tweeted, “I’ve had a long standing relationship with @MaddockFilms and #DineshVijan is also a dear friend. I’ve decided to shift #Marjaavaan to 15th November 2019, to make way for #Bala. My best wishes to the team! @TSeries.”

Thanking Bhushan, Maddock Films tweeted a statement of Dinesh Vijan (producer of Bala), “Before anything Bhushan is a friend, and he understands how impactful the release date of a film can be. He’s been kind enough to move marjaavan and let Bala come, and for that I’m grateful.  - Dinesh Vijan.”

Well, the makers of Bala decided to prepone their film because a movie with a similar concept titled Ujda Chaman is slated to release on 8th November 2019. Even the posters of both films are quite similar. Ujda Chaman stars Sunny Singh in the lead role.

We can clearly say that it will be the battle of balds at the box office.

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