'Kuberaa': Run time of the film trimmed; Dhanush starrer resubmitted for censor

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 Run time of the film trimmed; Dhanush starrer resubmitted for censor

Dhanush’s much-anticipated multilingual film 'Kuberaa' is all set to hit theaters on June 20. Directed by Sekhar Kammula, the film features Nagarjuna Akkineni and Rashmika Mandanna in the lead roles alongside Dhanush and has music composed by Devi Sri Prasad.

Shot together in Tamil and Telugu, 'Kuberaa' has created a significant buzz, with its teaser obtaining a positive response.

The trailer is releasing this evening (14 June), and the makers have to organize a grand pre-release event on 15 June in Hyderabad.Extended runtime raised eyebrows.One of the major talking points around the film has been its unusually long runtime. Initially, reports suggested that the film would run for 195 minutes, a total of 3 hours and 15 minutes.

This is discussed between fans and business circles, as such long-term is generally seen as a risk for the dramatic release of the mainstream, especially when serving audiences in five languages.Trimmed and submitted for censor again.Responding to the feedback, the producers have allegedly trimmed the film to 14 minutes. According to Indiaglitz Tamil, the revised runtime is now 181 minutes, which is 3 hours and 1 minute.

The edited version is re-presented for censor certification, showing that the final stages of preparation are on. The move shows that filmmakers are taking the reception of the audience seriously and aim to balance the depth of storytelling and a theater-friendly film.Makers believe in 'Kuberaa.'However, even with the revision, fans continue to express concern over the length of the film. While 3 hours is slightly more manageable than 15 minutes, it still comes at the high end of specific runtimes. Social media discussions reflect the growing calls for the team to consider tight passing and better engagement and cuts. With a ride of high expectations on 'Kuberaa,' the final runtime can play an important role in determining the film's and commercial reception.

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