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With just a day to go before the release of Dhurandhar, the film’s team is working hard to ensure everything is ready for its debut in theaters.
Sources indicate that the movie’s first half will run for 2 hours and 4 minutes, while the second half is shorter at 1 hour and 28 minutes. However, there’s a bit of trouble brewing. The delivery of the film to international markets has been delayed, which could affect showtimes in places like Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji. These countries usually get to screen such films first, but now, some early shows might have to be canceled.
A trade expert mentioned that delays like this are not uncommon for South Indian films, but it’s not usual for Dhurandhar. The team is eager to resolve the issues so that evening and late-night shows on Friday can proceed as planned. They are also working to supply the film to other overseas locations, including the UK and North America.
In India, fans should note that the IMAX version of Dhurandhar won’t be available on Friday due to the same delivery issues. A source mentioned that the team is doing their best, but it looks like IMAX theaters may not receive the content on time.
As the release date approaches, excitement continues to build, but some challenges still need to be managed. Fans are hopeful that everything smooths out for the film’s big day.
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