The reason for the sudden change of the release date of the film is not known but many speculate that the reason behind this move is to avoid a clash at the box office with another movie.
Bhavesh Joshi was supposed to be released on May 25. However, after the announcement of the release of John Abraham’s much-awaited film, Parmanu: The Story of Pokhran, was made official, Bhavesh Joshi shifted its release date by a week.
However, there is no official statement as to why the makers of the film changed the release date of the film.
In 2018, we have seen a number of cases where the makers averted clash at the box office by shifting the release date.
The makers of Pad Man decided to shift their release date for Padmaavat. Luv Ranjan’s Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety also changed its release date in order to avoid its clash with Aiyaary, which indeed was a brilliant move for the film grossed more than Rs 100 crore.
And who can forget the fate of Parmanu itself. The film was supposed to be released last year but shifted its release date to January 2018. The film got postponed again for a second time in order to avoid clash with Pari. Now, after a third shift in the release date, Parmanu is all set to release on May 25 and it seems pretty much fair to give the film a solo release after going through so much. Agree?
Coming back to Bhavesh Joshi, don’t keep your hopes down as this superhero film has already generated the buzz among fans and will surely be worth waiting for. Fingers crossed.
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