Reports, Akshay Kumar’s ‘Lakshmi Bomb’ may release on Disney+ Hotstar

The entire India is closed due to Corona virus lockdown, where most of the tech companies are postponing the launch date of their upcoming products. At the same time, the cinema world is also lying idle due to this lockdown. The launch date of many films has been extended, while many films are being released on OTT platforms instead of theatres. Recently, the world premiere of Irrfan Khan’s film ‘Angrezi Medium’ was done on Disney+ Hotstar. Apart from Bollywood, South Indian films are also being released on OTT platforms. Jyothika starrer court drama Tamil film ‘Ponmagal Vandhal’ was to be released in theaters on March 27, but it was continuously getting postponed after the lockdown. After which the makers have now planned to release this film on Amazon Prime Video. It is reported that it will be released on Amazon Prime Video in the beginning of May.

Similarly, Bollywood’s Khiladi Akshay Kumar’s upcoming horror-comedy ‘Laxmmi Bomb’ is also going to be released in theaters on May 22. But now it seems the makers are planning to release this film on Disney+ Hotstar.

on Saturday Mid Day In a report, it has been said that a person related to this has revealed that Lakshmi Bomb actor-producer Akshay Kumar and director Raghav Lawrence were discussing the offer of Disney + Hotstar. Tech News by Careers Ready has contacted Disney+ Hotstar in this regard, we will update you as soon as we get a response. Laxmi Bomb is a Fox Star Studios film, owned by Disney and operated by Star India.

Currently, the post production work of Lakshmi Bomb is going on. There is a possibility that this work may take some time, because since the lockdown across the country, everyone is working from home. It is expected that this film will be ready by June. However, the original release date of the film was 22 May. According to Mid-Day, Akshay Kumar is planning straight-to-streaming for Laxmmi Bomb. The reach of Disney+ Hotstar is very easy in urban areas, but on the contrary, how to reach it in small towns is also a matter of concern for Akshay.

Let us tell you, the Indian film industry is not the first industry which has given priority to online release instead of theatres. Hollywood has already done this, with DreamWorks’ animated film ‘Trolls World Tour’ being released online in April. However, this film is not available in India. Apart from this, Warner Bros’ animated family movie Scoob will also be released online in May.