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MayDay is now Runway 34

MayDay is now Runway 34


Amitabh Bachchan, Rakul Preet Singh and Ajay Devgn-starrer MayDay has now undergone a title change. It has been now titled as Runway 34.

The first look of the stars is out and it appears to be intriguing. The film is directed by Ajay Devgn and will be releasing on Eid 2022. Reportedly, Runway 34 is loosely based on Denzel Washington’s film Flight that had received an Oscar nomination. Ajay Devgn mentioned that the film is based on true events and the film is special to him. His caption read, “MayDay is now Runway 34. A high-octane thriller inspired by true events that is special to me, for reasons more than one! #Runway34 - Landing on Eid, April 29, 2022.”- TMS


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