'Hari Hara Veera Mallu Part 1' release pushed; Makers of Pawan Kalyan starrer to announce new release date soon
Pawan Kalyan starrer 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu Part 1: Sword vs Spirit' has been highly awaited among the fans who are eagerly looking out to its release rate. Recently, the makers shared that they will be announcing a new release date for the film.
On June 9, the makers shared a post on X, where the makers asked the fans who had been kept highly awaited, to ignore the news regarding the film's release details. They will be announcing the new release details, through their official social media handles.
— HHVMFilm (@HHVMFilm)
"Ignore all release dates"
The post reads, "Kindly ignore all release dates currently circulating online. The new official release date will be announced in a few days through our official channels.
We request your continued love and support until then."
A long-awaited film
The message came at a time when various unofficial reports were making the rounds regarding a possible new release window. Initially, the film has been delayed multiple times. Maker's had announced the film to be released on June 12, 2025, but the team has now confirmed that the date has been pushed once again, citing unforeseen reasons.
About the film
Directed by Krish Jagarlamudi and Jyothi Krishna the film is based in the 17th century and will portray the story of an outlaw who rises against the Mughal Empire.
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The film also stars
Nidhhi Agerwal
as the female lead, while
Bobby Deol
plays the antagonist.
The actor, who recently returned to active political life following his success in the 2024 Andhra Pradesh elections, has a massive following and fans have been waiting to watch him on the big screens again. He will be also seen in 'They Call Him OG' or simply 'OG' where he will be seen as a ruthless don named Ojas Gambheera and 'Ustaad Bhagat Singh' portraying a police officer.
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