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On Tuesday (June 2), Nani shared a selfie with a quirky caption. He will be seen next in Tuck Jagadish, which has been postponed due to the Covid second wave.
Nani and Ritu Varma s Tuck Jagadish will only release in theatres, say makers
On Thursday (May 27), makers of Tuck Jagadish refuted rumours that the film will release on an OTT platform. Directed by Shiva Nirvana, it stars Nani and Ritu Varma in lead roles.
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Nani and Ritu Varma in a still from Tuck Jagadish.
Nani and Ritu Verma’s Tuck Jagadish was all set to release in theatres on April 23 this year. However, due to the country grappling with the second wave of the novel coronavirus, a number of Tollywood films like Love Story, Virata Parvam, Narappa and Ishq - Not A Love Story, including Tuck Jagadish, were postponed indefinitely. Since then, speculation has been rife that Tuck Jagadish will release on an OTT platform. On Thursday, the makers refuted these rumours and announced that the film will release in theatres only.
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Despite rumours suggesting otherwise, director Shiva Nirvana’s family drama starring Nani, Ritu Varma and Aishwarya Rajesh will only hit the big screens, state makers.
The last few days have seen speculation that Nani’s second film with Shiva will go the route of his previous film V with Mohan Krishna Indraganti and get an OTT release during the pandemic. However, the film’s team refuted these rumours, making it clear that the film is meant to be enjoyed in a theatre full of people with popcorn, whenever it’s safe to do so.
Tuck Jagadish was supposed to hit screens on April 23 but release was halted due to the rising number of cases in the country. Sharing the news of the postponement of the film, Nani had said in a video, “From Krack to Vakeel Saab, many films have seen success this year at the cinema halls. We were excited to see our film become a success too as it’s a family entertainer. However, it’s not safe to venture out now so we’re postp