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'SPYder' audio date

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,September 06 2017]

So far, 'Boom Boom' and 'Haali Haali' from 'SPYder' have been released. The rest of the audio will be released at the Sept 9 event in Chennai, says a source. Both Telugu and Tamil versions will be out on that day.

All the production works have been completed. Post-production works are currently ongoing. Also starring SJ Suryah and Rakul Preet Singh, the spy thriller will hit the screens in multiple languages (including Hindi and Arabic) on Sept 27.

The premieres of 'SPYder' are much-awaited. And Midwest Movies Group has already revealed the date and timing. "SPYder premieres on Tuesday, September 26th, shows start at 3 pm est onwards," the company tweeted. More details about the locations are awaited.

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