After the good reports of Prabhas’s film Salaar, which was released on 22nd December, the audience is excited to watch this film. At the same time, Shahrukh Khan’s film Dunki is in bad condition. After the arrival of Salaar, the collection of Dunki was reduced.
Now there is news that other theater owners in Mumbai and the country have started running Salaar’s show instead of Dunki show. Due to this, users are reacting strongly on social media and are calling this incident shameful.
If reports are to be believed, many cinema hall owners, especially single screens, have replaced the shows of Shah Rukh Khan’s film Dunky with the shows of Prabhas-starrer film Salaar. He did this because of the lack of enthusiastic response from the audience towards Donkey and some other reasons.
According to information, some single screens like Inox Dadar, Plaza Dadar, Mukta A2 New Excelsior, Maratha Mandir, Miraj Thakur Kandivali, Movietime Dahisar, Gold Thane, Anand Thane, Cinepolis Regent Patna, PVR Rivoli Delhi, which screened Dunki on Thursday and now They are running Salaar.
Earlier, there were reports that Salaar was not getting enough screen time as it was clashing with Shahrukh Khan’s film Dunki. For this reason, a cold war was going on between Salaar and Dunki in the northern region of the country.
It was then said that the producers were also considering changing the release of the Prabhas-starrer film. Then Salaar refused to share the same screen as Dunki. Later it was revealed that PVR, INOX, and Mirage Cinemas had withdrawn their names from Salaar.
After this news went viral, PVR termed this news as wrong and said that the news was wrong, Salaar is one of the most awaited films of this year. It is releasing in PVR, and INOX theaters across India on the scheduled release date, i.e., 22nd December 2023.
Now, when the news is coming that Dunki’s show will be replaced by Salaar, users on social media are saying that it is shameful. One user reacted and wrote that the film industry is super unpredictable. Till yesterday, we had rumors that Salaar was not getting enough theaters in the north, and today it is the opposite.