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一 | Akhanda 2, one of the most awaited films of the year, faced an unexpected roadblock when its release was halted at the last minute on December 4, 2025. The delay came after Eros International filed a legal suit against Akhanda 2 producers, claiming that dues of nearly Rs 28 crore from an earlier arbitral agreement were still unpaid. The court prevented the film from hitting theatres on December 5, 2025.
Akhanda 2 team to address bottlenecks
This is the first time in recent memory that a star hero’s film has been postponed after it came close to release – the development left fans deeply disappointed. Balakrishna, who was eager to present the film to audiences, reportedly felt helpless in the situation, as everything was ready for the grand release. The postponement has not only affected fans but also theatre owners, distributors and the entire team who worked tirelessly to complete the film on time. To resolve the crisis, the core team, Balakrishna, director Boyapati Srinu and a few industry bigwigs are holding a meeting on Monday to assess the next steps. According to industry buzz, the team is trying hard to fix the situation quickly so that the film can arrive in cinemas without further delay.
December 12 new release date?
The latest talk suggests that they are planning to target December 12 as the new release date, subject to legal clearance. Reports also say that both Balakrishna and Boyapati Sreenu have agreed to give up a portion of their remuneration to help the producers settle the dues and ease out the financial burden. The move has won admiration from fans and industry members, as it shows their commitment to the film and the people who backed it. With the team working round the clock to resolve the issue, hopes are high that Akhanda 2 will soon storm theatres and deliver the mass-packed experience audiences are waiting for.Also Read: Explained: Here’s Why Court Halted The Release of Balakrishna’s Film Akhanda 2。 (ECNS) -- A first batch of 72 robots is being deployed this summer across 14 municipal parks in Beijing, including the Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven Park and Yuyuantan Park, taking on tasks ranging from visitor guidance and cleaning to ecological monitoring and water rescue. At the Summer Palace Museum, an intelligent guide robot gives scheduled free tours and answers visitor questions. Elsewhere in the park, cleaning robots work through the night, while patrol robots on the Longevity Hill Road of the park scan trees for pests and can identify more than 500 bird species and nearly 100 other wildlife species. At Yuyuantan Park, inspection vehicles equipped with cameras and sensors can detect litter, standing water and problems with manhole covers. Robots operating on the water can also cut and collect aquatic vegetation. At Temple of Heaven Park, patrol robots can identify more than 10 types of inappropriate visitor behavior, including smoking and bringing pets into the park, helping staff maintain order. (By Intern Yang Hongran, Zhang Dongfang) 
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