With theatres packed by multiple blockbuster releases, the makers chose patience over pressure. The one-week delay is aimed at giving this family entertainer the screen space it needs to find its audience.
A carefully planned cliffhanger, modern filmmaking, and a star-studded cast are set to give one of India's oldest epics a fresh cinematic identity. The makers believe the story deserve two full-length films.
Several actors joined protests or backed the movement online. But Ranvir's remarks on the timing of the resignation have triggered a fresh political debate across social media.
Forty-seven days of silence, and then a message that said little at all. That is how Dia Mirza saw it. Her words on Instagram cut straight through the noise, asking a question.
Bhai's post somehow turned a serious hunger strike update into a full-blown food offer, and nobody saw that coming. "Sonam, it's done bro" will now do more work on the internet than most film dialogues this year.
"It is amazing to see that the film has engaged the nation, is entertaining people and also delivering a powerful message. This shows they are recognising the need for gender parity and inclusivity"
"It's incredible and this is how I define '83'. For me, '83' is not a film, it's an emotion. It's an experience. I don't think you can define what you feel when you come out of the cinema halls watching this film."
The exclusive screening was attended by Thakur and Union Minister for Commerce and Industry, and Textiles and Consumer Affairs, Piyush Goel, along with 10 MPs and MLAs.
"The story piqued my interest. It is one of the most crucial subjects that need our attention. As soon as I read the script, I knew I wanted to be a part of it. I am extremely excited to bring this thought-provoking story to the audience."
"The feeling was charged, magical and emotional. Was with the always charged, magical, and emotional @ranveersingh for company. Thanks, @kabirkhankk for doing this. The country needed to be reminded. @83thefilm @homeofcricket."
