While
we
were
thinking
that
Amitabh
Bachchan's
Bbuddah
-
Hoga
Tera
Baap
and
Aamir
Khan's
Delhi
Belly
will
clash
in
the
theaters
on
July
1,
there
is
a
huge
addition
to
the
list
of
releases
for
the
day.
The
above
films
will
fight
with
Michael
Bay's
Transformers:
Dark
Of
The
Moon,
releasing
on
the
same
date
in
India.
Incidentally,
Viacom
18
is
the
principal
distributor
for
both
Bbuddah
and
Transformers
in
India.
Analyzing
the
statistics
of
last
few
weeks'
releases,
Hollywood
films
like
Fast
Five,
Pirates
Of
The
Carribean,
The
Hangover
II
and
Kung
Fu
Panda
2
have
taken
over
the
entertainment
business
in
India.
There
is
no
doubt
that
in
the
past,
Transformers
has
gained
a
unique
brand
name
for
itself
in
India.
Therefore
this
upcoming
series
is
one
of
the
most
awaited
films
of
the
year.
Looking
at
the
hype
it
has
gained
among
the
viewers,
Viacom
18
will
be
dubbing
the
film
in
Hindi,
Tamil
and
Telugu
languages
so
that
it
appeals
to
the
regional
viewers
too.
Reportedly,
Viacom
18
has
also
planned
a
prior
release
of
the
film
on
June
29
(Wednesday).
However,
Vikram
Malhotra
of
Viacom18
is
of
the
view
that
though
Transformers
is
a
tough
competition
for
Bbuddah
and
Delhi
Belly,
this
time
the
Hollywood
flick
will
not
eat
away
the
business
of
its
Hindi
counterparts.
He
says
that
all
the
three
films
belong
to
totally
different
genres
and
will
not
affect
each
other's
business.
“Agree,
Hollywood
movies
have
made
deep
inroads
in
the
Indian
market,
but
Transformers
and
Bbuddah
-
Hoga
Tera
Baap
are
poles
apart
in
terms
of
content
and
I
don't
foresee
the
two
films
eating
into
each
other's
business.
I
strongly
feel
that
Tranformers
will
appeal
more
to
the
urban
youth,
the
viewers
who
throng
the
plexes
and
the
South
region,
while
Bbuddah
is
a
mass-appealing
film
that
caters
to
the
plexes
as
well
as
the
mass-dominated
territories.
I
am
sure,
the
two
films
will
complement
each
other
well," he
told
Bollywood
Hungama.
Well,
we
hope
the
week
turns
out
to
be
a
success
for
all
the
three
biggies.