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'SPYder' (Arabic) Teaser out

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,September 18 2017]

It's time for one more 'SPYder' teaser. This time, your hero and villain are speaking in Arabic. There is no change in how it has been cut. It's a straight dubbing of the Telugu version. This is the first Mahesh film to be dubbed into that language.

The spy thriller has been certified U/A. No cuts were suggested by the board members. The run-time is 145 minutes. The censor board members have reportedly appreciated the breath-taking action sequences.

Set to hit the screens on Sept 27, this is one of the costliest movies ever made in India. Something like Rs. 125 Cr has been spent on the Telugu-Tamil bi-lingual. The climax features something like 2000 junior artistes. It was shot for 20-25 days (these many days because it is a bi-lingual) under the aegis of Peter Hein.

Meanwhile, Mahesh's Twitter count has crossed the 4 million mark.

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