30 August,2021 12:20 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
Pooja Hegde to be seen next in `Most Eligible Bachelor`; picture/Yogen Shah
Pooja Hegde on Saturday announced that her film 'Most Eligible Bachelor' will hit the theatres countrywide on October 8. The Telugu-language romantic-comedy is directed by Bommarillu Bhaskar of 'Parugu' fame and stars Akhil Akkineni opposite Hegde. The 30-year-old actor in an Instagram post shared the news of the release date of the film.
"And we have a new release date! Birthday month just got sweeter! OCTOBER 8th! See you in the THEATRES. Bringing out lots of love, laughter & entertainment to you all! #mosteligiblebachelor," Hegde, who will celebrate her 31st birthday on October 13, wrote. "Most Eligible Bachelor" was previously postponed multiple times owing to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. It was initially scheduled to arrive in theatres on April 2, 2020 but was later pushed to January 2021.
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The makers then twice decided to release the film earlier this year but the second wave of the pandemic impacted the plans. The film reportedly features Akkineni as an NRI and Hegde as a stand-up comedian. "Most Eligible Bachelor" is produced by Bunny Vas and Vasu Varma on GA2 Pictures.
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