Laxmmi Bomb set for digital release

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Updated At : 12:30 PM May 09, 2020 IST

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Owing to coronavirus pandemic, many Bollywood films are gearing up for an OTT release. Akshay Kumar’s horror comedy Laxmmi Bomb is also set for a digital release next month. A source close to the development shared, “Akshay Kumar, Vijay Singh (Fox Star Studios) and Tusshar Kapoor (producer) along with the officials of Disney Hotstar have been interacting over video calls for last three weeks, and it was only after a meeting on the evening of May 4 that everyone reached a common ground to get the film released directly on the OTT platform.”

The source further added that everyone has now given a green signal. The source added, “The principal shoot of Laxmmi Bomb was wrapped up in November last year, with some patch-work and reshooting done more recently in February. Director Raghava Lawerence is currently working on the final edit.”

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