Maidaan: Ajay Devgn's Film To Not Release Online, Producers Confirm
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Maidaan : Bollywood trade analyst Taran Adarsh shared the statement from the producers of the film on social media
Producers of Ajay Devgn's upcoming sports-drama Maidaan, on Thursday, clarified that there has been "no conversation" to release the film online. This comes after some reports suggested that the makers of Maidaan are contemplating an OTT release for the film. Bollywood trade analyst Taran Adarsh on Thursday shared an official statement from the producers of the sports-drama on social media. In the statement, the producers of the film have clarified that they are not in conversation with any streaming platform for the digital release of the film. "We would like to share that there is currently no conversation with any streaming platform for pay per view release of #Maidaan," the statement from the producers of Maidaan read. Further in the statement, they said that they are presently focused at finishing the shoot of the film. "Our focus, at present, is to complete the film keeping everyone's safety in mind and in full compliance of protocols laid down by the government," the statement read. Check out the statement from the producers of the film here:
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