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Dharma's Udta Teer hits cinemas now

Deccan Age · Entertainment · 2 min read
A film set with cameras and lights
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Dharma Productions announces Udta Teer is now in cinemas, with a direct booking link aimed at a strong opening weekend.

Dharma Productions has announced that its new film Udta Teer is now playing in cinemas, sharing a direct ticket-booking link with fans across India.

The studio, founded by Yash Johar in 1976 and now steered by Karan Johar, is pushing for strong opening-weekend numbers in a competitive multiplex market.

The announcement reflects how studios now route fans straight from social media to ticketing platforms, converting online buzz into sold seats before word of mouth cuts either way.

Originally reported by Nation Press. Article compiled by the Deccan Age desk.
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