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Experience edge of the seat thriller Flight starring Mohit Chadda on April 2 ANI | Updated: Mar 17, 2021 12:28 IST
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 17 (ANI): After piquing the curiosity of viewers by dropping an intriguing trailer of the upcoming edge of the seat thriller Flight starring Mohit Chadda, the makers have announced the new release date of the film as April 2.
Instead of its earlier slated March 19 release, the film will now come out on April 2, replacing Rohit Shetty s much-awaited movie Sooryavanshi which was scheduled to release on this date earlier.
Another interesting fact about the much-anticipated film is that the trailer of Flight was launched on the same date as Akshay Kumar-starrer Sooryavanshi s trailer, with just a year s difference.
We will soon see large queues outside the theatres: Trade analyst Komal Nahta
He further added that Bollywood is ready with content that will keep audience glued to the cinema halls for the next couple of years
The audience is waiting with bated breath, for cinemas to reopen and the film business to get back on its feet. Or so believes, Bollywood trade analyst and television host Komal Nahta. At a recent gathering titled Rainmaker Series (Exhibitors), he insisted that theatres would be back in business, sooner rather than later.
âWe are film people and we donât know how to do anything else. This is why we would put in all kinds of efforts to make this work again. The audience is waiting and so is everybody else in the industry,â he said.