Laila Runtime: Amid Boycott Laila Trend Vishwak Sen's Romcom Clears Censor & Locks A Crisp Runtime; Details

Laila Clears Censor Formalities; Locks Runtime: Amid 'Boycott Laila' trends on social media for certain reasons, Vishwak Sen's latest romantic comedy-action drama, Laila, is gearing up for a grand theatrical release on February 14 worldwide. The movie cleared the censor with an 'A' certificate.

Laila movie's theatrical trailer was released recently and it met with mixed reactions from netizens and movie buffs. The lady get of Vishwak Sen drew some flak as much as it enticed a certain group of entertainment seekers. However, the film's pre-release event invited unexpected backlash and criticism from supporters of a political party for the indirect comments made by Prithvi aka 30 Years Prithvi.

Laila Synopsis

Going by the film's trailer, Laila comes across as the story of a wanna-be model Sonu, who works as a hairdresser. His courageous rift with a local rowdy makes him a target. As many groups begin to hunt him down, he changes his getup into a woman named Laila, thereby luring everyone who are looking to kill Sonu.

Laila Runtime

Following the events, fans of a particular political party have started to negatively trend 'Boycott Laila' on social media platforms. Vishwak Sen and the producer of the film had to convene a special media meet to apologize and clear the air. Meanwhile, the censor formalities have come through and Vishwak Sen's movie has a crisp runtime. The narrative of Laila is locked at 2 hours and 6 minutes.

Laila Cast & Crew

The movie stars Vishwak Sen in two roles- Sonu Model and Laila. In addition, the romantic entertainer has Aakanksha Sharma, Vennela Kishore, Ravi Mariya, Nagineedu, Harsha Vardhan, Brahmaji, Babloo Prithveeraj, Raghu Babu, Abhimanyu Singh, and Vineet Kumar among others in key roles.

Written by Vasudeva Murthy, the movie was directed by Ram Narayan. Sahu Garapati produced it under the Shine Screens banner. Richard Prasad and Sagar Dadi worked as the film's cinematographer and editor. Leon James composed the film's entire background score and music.