After
making
a
mark
down
in
South
film
industry,
Pranitha
Subhash
is
now
ready
to
take
Bollywood
by
storm
with
her
two
films,
Ajay
Devgn's
Bhuj:
The
Pride
Of
India
and
Paresh
Rawal-Shilpa
Shetty's
Hungama
2.
The
shooting
of
both
the
movies
have
been
completed
and
the
makers
are
awaiting
their
releases.
Before
the
COVID-19
pandemic
raised
its
ugly
head
in
the
country,
Bhuj:
The
Pride
Of
India
and
Hungama
2
were
scheduled
to
lock
horns
at
the
box
office
on
August
15
this
year.
However
now,
both
the
films
are
eyeing
an
OTT
release.
While
Ajay
Devgn's
Bhuj:
The
Pride
Of
India
is
slated
to
release
on
Disney+Hotstar,
the
producer
of
Hungama
2,
Ratan
Jain
also
recently
confirmed
an
OTT
release
for
his
film.
Recently
in
a
tete-a-tete
with
Spotboye,
when
Pranitha
was
asked
if
she
regrets
not
getting
a
theatrical
release
for
her
Bollywood
debut,
the
actress
said,
"One
hundred
per
cent.
I
am
from
the
South
and
here,
a
film's
release
is
like
a
festival."
She
continued,
"A
hero
here
has
a
crazy
number
of
die-hard
fans.
They
will
see
the
first
show
at
12
at
night,
there
is
milk-abhishekam
or
a
puja
for
the
hero's
cut
outs.
There
is
also
dhol
and
crackers
like
Diwali.
It's
like
all
the
festivals
rolled
in
one.
People
rush
to
the
theatres
for
the
first
day
first
show
and
audience
reviews
are
in
at
7
am,
by
the
time
you
wake
up.
So,
it's
all
so
exciting,
but
in
Bollywood
no
one
goes
mad
like
this."
Further,
the
actress
also
talked
about
both
her
films
clashing
at
the
box
office
before
the
pandemic
struck
the
nation.
"I
thought,
those
who
like
patriotic
films
would
watch
Bhuj
while
those
who
like
comedy
would
watch
Hungama
2.
Technically,
all
of
India
would
be
watching
me.
And
since
I
had
also
signed
my
third
Hindi
film
in
April
last
year,
I
thought
it
would
be
me
all
around.
Everyone
would
be
watching
me
and
I
would
be
on
a
roll," she
shares,
pointing
out
that
the
pandemic
kind
of
disrupted
her
plans.
"It
does
take
me
into
pangs
of
anxiety
at
times,
like
my
trajectory
was
so
good
and
how
does
this
happen.
But
I
guess
that
is
how
life
is
and
we
need
to
accept
it,"
Spotboye
quoted
Pranitha
as
saying.