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Big B, Deepika Padukone, Prabhas' 'Project K' to release on this date

Project K', which stars Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and Prabhas, will hit the theatres on January 12,2024

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MUMBAI: The makers of 'Project K' chose the auspicious occasion of Maha Shivratri to announce the film's release date.'Project K', which stars Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and Prabhas, will hit the theatres on January 12,2024.

Sharing the update, Deepika took to Instagram and dropped the film's poster.

"12.1.2024 #ProjectK..Happy Mahashivratri," she captioned the post.In the poster, we can see a big hand-like structure with one finger pointing ahead.

We can also see three men with their guns aiming at that hand amidst a war background.

Prabhas and Big B also shared the posters on their social media feeds."12-1-24 it is! #ProjectK Happy Mahashivratri," Big B wrote.Helmed by Nag Ashwin, Project K is a bilingual film shot simultaneously in two languages i.e Hindi and Telugu across various locations. The film will also mark Deepika's debut in the Telugu film market.

In January, the makers also revealed the first look of Deepika Padukone from the film, on her birthday. In the poster, we can see a silhouette of a woman.

The face of the woman is not visible but she looks like the Gehraiyaan star. With short hair and dress like a warrior, the poster looks quite intriguing.

Disha Patani is also a part of Project K.

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