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No longer 'Bindaas'

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,February 08 2010]

Seems that it is no longer bindaas for the makers of the Manoj-starrer film. The film is expected to get into some trouble, what with its first stumbling block in Warangal, where the T-movement is top notch.

The film, which stars Mohan Babu's son, has been stalled at Ashoka theatre, in the town. The film has not met any obstacles, but unfortunately, it has got a headache in the form of agitation against it.

With Adhurs already seeing the biggest problem, Bindaas cannot be assured to lag behind. After all, the film's release was postponed indefinitely, after Manoj's brother's Saleem was universally boycotted in the region, in December.

The AK Entertainments' movie is bracing for a bigger release in a few days. Let's hope that Bindaas and Adhurs' problems are short-lived.

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