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New films shifted

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,March 23 2007]

The new films which were earlier announced to get released today were shifted for further date. The reasons for this shift is primarily due to non availability of release centres which are already waiting for the Vishu releases.

Paranju Theeratha Vishengal by Suresh Gopi and Abraham and Lincoln starring Rahman and Kalabhavan Mani, were the films that were announced earlier to grace the theatres today.

As the biggies are getting released by the seventh of next month, these films also may get released only on further dates.

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