The Ramzan releases in Kerala seem to be bleak with the rift between the Kerala theatre owners and Kerala film producers widening. According to the theatre owners, new releases should not be screened in over 45 theatres across the states, as it is affecting the films already being screened. But the Kerala film producers are against this decision.
The films that are likely to be affected by this rift are Mammootty's Maya Bazaar and Mohanlal's Kurukshetra as the producers had planned to release these films in about 90 theaters in Kerala which is strongly opposed by the theatre owners.
Meanwhile, with the impending Ramzan festival tomorrow, the state's Minister of Culture Mr. Baby and Local Administration Minister Mohammad Kutty are holding discussions with both the parties to bring the issue to an end amicably. It is to be noted that the issues must be resolved today as the state celebrates Ramzan tomorrow.
The films that are likely to be affected by this rift are Mammootty's Maya Bazaar and Mohanlal's Kurukshetra as the producers had planned to release these films in about 90 theaters in Kerala which is strongly opposed by the theatre owners.
Meanwhile, with the impending Ramzan festival tomorrow, the state's Minister of Culture Mr. Baby and Local Administration Minister Mohammad Kutty are holding discussions with both the parties to bring the issue to an end amicably. It is to be noted that the issues must be resolved today as the state celebrates Ramzan tomorrow.
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