After repeated delays and postponements, Hari Hara Veera Mallu is finally set for a big release on June 12. , much to the relief of fans who have been waiting for Pawan Kalyan’s long-delayed period action drama. However, as the film nears its completion, a huge problem emerges.
A conflict between cinema owners and film distributors is now threatening the film’s smooth distribution. Theatre owners are calling for modifications to the present revenue-sharing rules, claiming that the current agreements make it difficult for them to manage operating costs and continue their enterprises. On the other side, producers are apparently unwilling to change the parameters, resulting in a stalemate. This issue comes at a critical time for Hari Hara Veera Mallu, as the film needs strong theatrical business to overcome financial challenges and ensure a hassle-free release. With expectations running high, resolving this conflict has become crucial. If not addressed quickly, the exhibitor-distributor standoff could hinder the film’s box office prospects and create roadblocks in its theatrical rollout.
