Thalapathy
Vijay-starrer
Master
is
one
of
the
most-awaited
film.
The
Lokesh
Kanagaraj
directorial
was
earlier
scheduled
to
release
on
April
9,
2020,
but
the
makers
had
to
push
its
release
due
to
the
Coronavirus
pandemic.
A
few
months
ago,
the
makers
had
confirmed
that
Master
will
release
in
theatres
after
the
COVID-19
situation
gets
under
control.
However,
a
latest
report
published
in
a
leading
portal
suggests
that
the
makers
have
initiated
talks
with
OTT
platforms
to
release
it
digitally.
The
report
further
states
that
OTT
platforms
like
Amazon
Prime
Video
and
Netflix
are
leading
in
the
race
of
grabbing
the
digital
rights
of
the
film.
However,
there
is
no
official
confirmation
about
the
same.
Meanwhile,
shocked
with
the
report,
actress
Raadhika
Sarathkumar
expressed
her
disappointment
over
the
report.
She
tweeted,
"#master
on
Netflix?
Read
in
the
papers
I
would
love
to
see
it
in
the
cinema
.
How
many
would
love
it
??"
Reacting
to
her
tweet,
netizens
gave
mixed
reactions
to
her
questions.
Let's
have
a
look:
Saran
@ThalapathySN6
"Please
don't
believe
such
kind
of
rumors
#Master
will
be
only
on
theaters."
Abhinenyu
@abhinenyu
"Vijay
/
Ajith
/
Rajini
/
Kamal
movies
should
come
only
in
OTT,
at
least
till
this
COVID-19
situation
changes.
As
these
hero's
will
attractive
uncontrollable
crowd
to
Cinema
theatre
and
that's
a
bad
move
considering
people's
safety
#Vijay."
Subash
@Subash8825
"OTT
is
safe
at
current
scenario,
just
for
few
people
to
earn
money
you
can't
risk
entire
state
people
!!
And
this
is
not
Vijay
last
movie
anyhow
post
this
scenario
gets
over,
all
movies
are
going
to
be
released
in
theatres
only,
until
then
people
should
control
their
emotions
!!"
Sriram
@vsriramcbe
"If
its
in
OTT,
let
it
be.
I
get
that
the
business
might
face
a
hit,
but
at
the
end
of
the
day
health
concern
and
logistics
for
the
same
is
very
important
and
valuable
than
anything.
Not
sure
if
every
theater
can
control
various
things
related
to
strict
measures
to
follow."
Kams
@KamaleshR10
"I
wish
too
but
due
to
COVID
and
natural
disasters
reasons
many
of
the
people
not
interested
to
come
to
theatre.
Let's
see
wht
happens."