Ayushmann Khurrana puts ‘No OTT’ clause for his next

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Updated At : 01:22 PM Jan 21, 2021 IST

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Ayushmann Khurrana has reportedly put a ‘No OTT’ clause for his film Chandigarh Kare Aashsiqui. According to a source, “In today’s uncertain environment, many films are taking the direct-to-digital route and Ayushmann wants to be sure of what he is signing up for. Hence, he along with his team has devised a plan to clearly bifurcate between OTT and theatrical content before coming on board. His contract for Chadigarh Kare Aashiqui assures a theatrical release.”

The source adds, “Although Gulabo Sitabo was the first film to arrive on OTT, Ayushmann is now clear on bifurcating between the two content. While he is open to be a digital star too, he wants to know the platform of showcasing before joining the gang.”

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