MUMBAI : Popular filmmaker Rohit Shetty helmed cop drama Simmba and comic caper Golmaal Again are set to entertain the lives of the audience one more time. Both the films which were huge hits at the box office and have remained favourite among the audience even during the TV viewing will be re-released in the United States of America on August 28, 2020. The news was confirmed by the production banner, Reliance Entertainment in their latest social media updates. We hope Ranveer Singh, Ajay Devgn and Rohit Shetty fans are reading this news piece.

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Both the movies will be re-released in Regal Virginia Center and Regal Countryside in Virginia, finally infusing entertainment back into the lives of the people who have remained away from cinemas due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic got countries across the globe practising social distancing with individuals remaining back at their homes. Sharing this news on their official Twitter account, Reliance Entertainment tweeted, “Time to Go Go Go #GolmaalAgain! The blockbuster is re-releasing in Regal Virginia Center and Regal Countryside, Virginia, the USA from 28th August 2020.”

Followed by tagging the star cast of the movie their Tweet announcing the re-release of Simmba read, “#Simmba is set to take the USA on a roller coaster ride of Entertainment! Re-releasing in Regal Virginia Center and Regal Countryside, Virginia, the USA from 28th August 2020.”

In the month of July 2020 too, Golmaal Again was also announced to be re-released in New Zealand, after the country declared to be COVID-19 free.

Simmba which saw Ranveer Singh and Sara Ali Khan had released in 2018, whereas Golmaal Again starring Ajay Devgn, Tabu, Parineeti Chopra, Arshad Warsi, Tusshar Kapoor, Kunal Khemu and Shreyas Talpade has tickled audience’s funny bone in the year 2017. 

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