Unexpected reason behind the delay of Bhairava Geetha

Ram Gopal Varma recently announced that the Telugu version of his upcoming movie Bhairava Geetha will be arrived at theaters on 14th December.  According to the latest update, the movie was facing problems ever since it was submitted to the board.

The sources say, “Bhairava Geetha’s censor in Telugu has been facing a problem because the filmmakers could not produce a No Objection Certificate (NOC)  from the Animal Welfare Board. It is mandatory that any film that shows animals directly or indirectly has to procure an NOC from Animal Welfare Board of India certifying that no harm was done to the animals in their film. Since the filmmakers of Bhairava Geetha couldn’t produce the NOC within the time of screening, the film couldn’t be censored and thus, it has led to a delay in release. But now as the makers have produced NOC from Animal Welfare Board of India from Delhi. The movie will be censored today.”

Abhishek Nama, the producer of Bhairava Geetha has confirmed the news that the makers of Bhairava Geetha have submitted NOC and the movie will complete the censor formalities today.

On 5th December Ram Gopal Varma confirmed the release date of Bhairava Geetha via his tweet,” @ThathSidd ‘s #BhairavaGeetha Kannada Release on 7th ..Telugu release on 14 th @Dhananjayaka @Irra_Mor” It’s Kannada version has already hit the theaters and now all eyes are on its Telugu version.

Dhananjaya and Irra Morr are playing the lead roles in Bhairava Geetha, which is helmed by Siddhartha.

Bhairava Geetha is set in a village, where for a change the two rivals want to join forces, instead of trying to kill each other. One of the rival gang leaders has a beautiful daughter Irra Mor, who is well-read and raised in an urban setting. But she is forced to get married to a murderous womanizer of her native town.