After venturing into film distribution, UFO Moviez to now release Master across key circuits in North India

Master is the third film that UFO Moviez is distributing after Richa Chadda's Shakeela and Ramprasad Ki Tehrvi.

Maryam Farooqui

January 07, 2021 / 01:16 PM IST

The Hindi version of Master will release on January 14.

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UFO Moviez, a digital cinema distribution network and in-cinema advertising platform which recently ventured into film distribution space will now release south superstar Vijay's Master across circuits in North India in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu languages.

Master is the third film that UFO Moviez is distributing after Richa Chadda's Shakeela and Ramprasad Ki Tehrvi.

UFO Moviez will release the Hindi dubbed version of the film across central India, Rajasthan, Delhi/Uttar Pradesh and East Punjab circuits.

The company is likely to release the film in over 500 screens on January 14.

While the Tamil version of Master will release on January 13, the film's Hindi version Vijay The Master will release on January 14.

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