Maatrubhumi may skip theatres after 40% reshoot
Salman Khan's film "Maatrubhumi" may bypass a theatrical release, with reports suggesting a significant OTT deal is being considered. This comes after approximately 40% of the film was reshot due to alleged concerns from the Defence Ministry, leading to uncertainty about its distribution.
Key Takeaways
- Nearly 40% of Maatrubhumi was reshot after alleged Defence Ministry concerns.
- Reports say an OTT deal was offered as the film’s theatrical future became unclear.
- The article says a digital deal was rejected, adding to distribution uncertainty.
- Maatrubhumi is a Salman Khan war drama, not yet confirmed for theatrical release.
Why It Matters
If the reports hold, Maatrubhumi would move from a conventional theatrical path into an OTT-first or OTT-only release discussion after major reshoots. That matters because the film’s distribution plan is now tied to content changes made after alleged Defence Ministry concerns, not just windowing strategy. For the streaming ecosystem, the key detail is the reported digital deal: the title is already being evaluated as a direct-to-platform asset. Watch for confirmation of whether the film lands on OTT and whether any new digital terms are disclosed after the rejected deal.
Read full article at msn.com
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