This happens only in the Telugu film industry. Just five days before its scheduled release, the makers of Aadarsha Kutumbam have pulled the plug and postponed the film once again.
According to our sources, Trivikram Srinivas, who has been closely involved with the project, was reportedly not satisfied with the final output, particularly the background score and certain other technical aspects. He apparently wanted more time to rectify the issues and make the necessary changes.
After extensive discussions with the producers, the team has now decided to postpone the film indefinitely. Our sources inform GreatAndhra that the makers are currently considering October 30 or November 6 as the next release date.
It has become quite common for producer Naga Vamsi to postpone his films. Several of his recent productions have undergone multiple date changes before finally reaching theatres.
However, in the case of Aadarsha Kutumbam, he is not the main producer.
The film is being produced by his “babai”, S. Radha Krishna. Yet, the production house appears to be facing the same uncertainty over the release date.
If the reports about Trivikram identifying major issues with the film just days before its announced release are true, they raise questions about the way the project was being handled and why these corrections were not addressed earlier.
Aadarsha Kutumbam is said to be a regular family entertainer with some action elements. It is not a VFX-heavy or technically complex production that would ordinarily require extensive last-minute work.
The repeated postponements have therefore come as a surprise to the industry.
