Merry Christmas Release Date Postponed, Film Now Set To Hit The Theatres On This Day
The film was set to release on December 8, but as per a joint statement, the makers decided to postpone it owing to the huge number of movie releases in the last two months.
The highly-anticipated film 'Merry Christmas,' directed by Sriram Raghavan and featuring the dynamic duo of Vijay Sethupathi and Katrina Kaif is all set to illuminate the silver screens on January 12, 2024. Previously, the film was set to release on December 8, but as per a joint statement, the makers decided to postpone it owing to the huge number of movie releases in the last two months.
In the joint statement shared by the makers, the team has expressed their deep love for this project and their unwavering commitment to delivering a truly exceptional cinematic experience, said, "We have made this film with a lot of love & passion like every filmmaker does however with the back to back movie releases and packed last two months of 2023, we have taken the decision to extend the season of joy and bring our film to the theatres on 12th January 2024."
Tips Film Official, the production company of 'Merry Christmas' took to their Instagram handle to share the news. They wrote, "The wait is almost over! MerryChristmas is making your winter merrier on January 12, 2024."
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Previously, the filmmaker released the poster of Merry Christmas, revealing that the film will release Hindi and Tamil. Speaking with News18 exlcusively earlier this year, Sriram said that while both versions will be a little different from each other.
"It’s not one film, it’s two films. There is a Hindi film, which has got Vijay Sethupathi and Katrina Kaif and one child along with a few other characters. There is a Tamil film with the same Vijay Sethupathi, Katrina and the child, and the other actors are different. So I wanted to make a Tamil film also since Vijay is a very acclaimed actor in the South and I thought it will be just good for us to make two versions of this film. They are broadly the same, 95 per cent they are the same but of course, language changes and some characters also I wanted to change so that it doesn’t look like a dubbed film," he said.
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