'Yodha' starring Sidharth Malhotra and Disha Patani, gets a RELEASE date; Read to know!
In the OTT smash Shershaah, released in 2021, Sidharth Malhotra redefined himself as an actor by portraying Captain Vikram Batra, the lead soldier. The success of the autobiographical drama, which turned out to be a significant turning point in his career, has helped the handsome performer finally find his feet in the industry. For the upcoming action film Yodha, which is currently in its last stages of production, he will reunite with his mentor Karan Johar. Yodha's release date has been determined, according to the most recent updates.
What is the release date of Yodha?
On July 7, 2023, Sagar Ambre and Pushkar Ojha's action thriller is set to open in theatres.
The cast and crew just shared extensive information on social media. "Coming to the big screens with a BANG! Packed with action & thrill, our Yodha is ready! 7th July 2023, #Yodha IN THE CINEMAS," wrote producer Karan Johar announcing the movie's release date on his Instagram.
Sidharth Malhotra, enthusiastic about the movie, shared a post on his official Instagram account and wrote, "Packed with action, thrill & big screen entertainment - our #Yodha is landing in cinemas near you, so fasten your seat belts!
YODHA IN CINEMAS 7TH JULY, 2023.
Cast of Yodha
Disha Patani and Rashii Khanna play the female leads in the Sagar Ambre-Pushkar Ojha-directed film, which is billed as an outright aerial action movie. In the movie, which is his first collaboration with Disha and Rashii, Sidharth Malhotra is anticipated to take on a hitherto unseen role. The lead actor, who plays an air force officer in the film, apparently underwent specialized training in addition to maintaining a tight gym schedule.
Yodha will become a series of action movies with additional sequels in the years to come, according to the producers. The project's director of photography is Jishnu Bhattacharjee. Due to unanticipated delays in the shooting schedule, the Sidharth Malhotra-starring film, originally scheduled to hit theatres in November this year, has been pushed back to next year.
