The
makers
of
the
Kartik
Aaryan
starrer
Shehzada
and
producer
Manish
Shah
who
is
the
promoters
of
Goldmines
has
decided
to
withdraw
the
theatrical
release
of
the
Hindi
version
of
Shehzada
and
Ala
Vaikhunthapurramolo.
The
Hindi
version
of
the
Allu
Arjun
starrer
blockbuster
Telugu
film
was
supposed
to
hit
the
theatres
on
January
26,
2022.
However,
now
it
seems
that
the
fans
who
were
waiting
for
the
Hindi
version
of
the
movie
to
hit
the
theatres
will
be
disappointed.
Allu
Aravind
who
is
the
father
of
Allu
Arjun
and
the
producer
of
has
reportedly
reached
Mumbai
to
try
to
stop
the
release
of
the
Hindi
version
of
the
Telugu
film
reported
an
article
in
Etimes.
A
source
revealed
to
the
publication
stating,
"The
Kartik
Aaryan
starrer
'Shehzada'
(with
Kriti
Sanon
opposite
him)
is
the
official
Hindi
remake
of
'Ala
Vaikunthapurramuloo',
which
Allu
Aravind
is
co-producing
with
Bhushan
Kumar
and
Aman
Gill.
Allu
Aravind
would
ideally
like
'Shehzada'
to
be
the
only
Hindi
version
of
'Ala
Vaikunthapurramuloo'."
But
Manish
Giri
Shah
who
has
the
rights
to
the
Hindi
dubbed
version
of
Ala
Vaikunthapurramuloo
told
Etimes,
"Yes,
I
am
releasing
the
dubbed
Hindi
version
of
'Ala
Vaikunthapurramuloo'
on
January
26." However,
he
chose
not
to
respond
to
the
publication
when
he
was
quipped
on
his
meeting
with
Ally
Aravind.
The
report
stated
that
Manish
also
owns
the
satellite
rights
of
Shehzada.
The
source
furthermore
told
the
publication,
"Allu
Aravind
had
arrived
in
Mumbai
yesterday
with
his
team
and
the
meetings
with
Shah
went
on
for
two
days.
We
shall
soon
know,
January
26
is
not
far
away."
Talking
about
the
Telugu
movie,
directed
by
Trivikram
Srinivas,
Allu
Arjun's
Ala
Vaikuntapurramuloo
hit
the
theatres
in
2020
and
became
a
blockbuster.
Ala
Vaikunthapurramuloo's
total
collection
stands
at
a
whopping
Rs.
160
crore.
The
film,
which
is
currently
streaming
on
Netflix,
was
one
of
the
highest-grossing
films
in
the
year
2020.
The
movie
also
starred
Pooja
Hegde,
Samuthirakani,
Tabu,
Jayaram,
Sushanth,
Nivetha
Pethuraj,
Navdeep
and
Rahul
Ramakrishna
in
the
lead
roles.
It
was
reported
that
this
decision
was
taken
after
the
Hindi
Allu
Arjun's
Pushpa
became
a
blockbuster
hit
at
the
box
office.