'Kesari: Chapter 2' lands on OTT, but Telugu audience disappointed with missing dub
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Akshay Kumar
and R Madhavan starrer intense court drama film, 'Kesari: Chapter 2' after its successful theatrical run has made its way to the OTT platform. The movie is being enjoyed at the audience's comfort but the release hasn't been without disappointment for a section of the viewers.
While the Hindi version of 'Kesari Chapter 2' is now streaming for free on JioHotstar, fans from the Telugu-speaking audience have expressed disappointment over the absence of a Telugu-dubbed version on the platform. The lack of regional language availability looks to have left a section of viewers upset, especially since the film had a Telugu theatrical release earlier on May 23.
Fans express disappointment
Sharing Hindi digital release details, the OTT handle wrote, "Ek vakeel.
Ek sach. Aur ek courtroom, jo bana azaadi ka maidaan! Start watching #KesariChapter2 for free on JioHotstar" An X (formerly Twitter) user replied to the post, "Bro release Telugu Audio". In another tweet, one user tagged the OTT platform's handle and wrote, "Kesari Chapter 2 Telugu Dub..?"
As of now, the OTT platform has not made any official announcement regarding the addition of the Telugu version.
Earlier, during the theatrical run, 'Rana Naidu' actor Rana Daggubati had praised the film after watching it.
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His father's production and distribution company distributed the Telugu dub version in the Southern states.
On X, he wrote, "Just watched an incredible historical courtroom drama — Kesari Chapter 2: The Untold Story of Jallianwala Bagh. A powerful, important film that stands tall and stays deep with the Indian in you. This is storytelling that deserves to be seen across languages. We @SureshProdns will do everything we can to bring this cinematic gem to Telugu audiences in the best way in cinemas."
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