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Kanguva to The Sabarmati Report, theatrical releases of the week

Kanguva to The Sabarmati Report, theatrical releases of the week

Theatrical releases of this week promise touching re-releases, mind-blowing action, captivating drama, and epic storytelling. Gladiator II returns to ancient Rome, where the pursuit of justice is motivated by devotion and vengeance. As a warrior’s journey takes place over millennia, Kanguva seamlessly combines historical events with contemporary action. With raw intensity and huge stakes, Bhairathi Ranagal delves into the emergence of a powerful character in Kannada film. The Sabarmati Report revisits a crucial period in Indian history and highlights a journalist’s pursuit of truth. Additionally, to enjoy the wonder and charm of Bollywood’s Badshaah re-releases like Kal Ho Na Ho, Pardes, and Veer Zaara during Shah Rukh Khan’s birthday month will also be available in theatres.  Theatrical releases of this week promise touching re-releases, mind-blowing action, captivating drama, and epic storytelling. Gladiator II returns to ancient Rome, where the pursuit of justice is motivated by devotion and vengeance. As a warrior’s journey takes place over millennia, Kanguva seamlessly combines historical events with contemporary action. With raw intensity and huge stakes, Bhairathi Ranagal delves into the emergence of a powerful character in Kannada film. The Sabarmati Report revisits a crucial period in Indian history and highlights a journalist’s pursuit of truth. Additionally, to enjoy the wonder and charm of Bollywood’s Badshaah re-releases like Kal Ho Na Ho, Pardes, and Veer Zaara during Shah Rukh Khan’s birthday month will also be available in theatres.    IndiaTV Entertainment: Google News Feed

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