Announced Release Dates for 2020 Movies So Far

Things will probably change but here are the release dates so far for 2020

Anticipating Sooryavanshi so much Akki-Kat pairing after a long time 😊🎉Can't wait !

I'm only interested in:

Chhapaak - Because of its unconventional subject matter. The buzz is incredibly strong.

Panga - Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari is my favourite Hindi director. I think this female lead kabaddi (!!!!) movie will have all the heart and charm of Dangal minus the problematic aspects.

Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan - I think this will be the quintessential modern gay drama of India just like Call Me By Your Name in the US, Weekend in the UK, and The Handmaiden in South Korea. I cannot wait for the casting announcement of Ayushmann Khurrana's male love interest.

Takht - I'm DYING to see how Vicky portrays the nuanced and reserved evil of Emperor Aurangzeb. People are bashing this movie, rightly so, because of KJO's involvement, but one cannot ignore the talent involved.

OP, this is a really helpful and brilliant post! 👍🏼

The farce is still on I see when such effort is actually pointless😆

Originally posted by: DragonQueen

OP, this is a really helpful and brilliant post! 👍🏼

I didn't make it, DNA posted it. I thought it would be useful here

1.'83

2.Chhappak

3.Inshallah

4.Laal Singh Chaddha

Looking forward to watching these.

Ps.Takht won't release in December.

Looking forward to Chhapaak, Panga, Chehre, ‘83, RRR, Brahmastra and Takht. 👍

Very useful thread. 👍🏼

inme se adhe toh time mai release honge naa??

Exactly!! I'm dying to see Vicky's portrayal of Aurangzeb (I wouldn't exactly call it evil, it has more of grey shades). He thrives in intense roles. One cannot ignore the talent in this film and also the story which has all the trappings of an epic.

@TM Thank you so much for this post! Very helpful.

Originally posted by: DragonQueen

Takht - I'm DYING to see how Vicky portrays the nuanced and reserved evil of Emperor Aurangzeb. People are bashing this movie, rightly so, because of KJO's involvement, but one cannot ignore the talent involved.

OP, this is a really helpful and brilliant post! 👍🏼