Cyclone Michaung threatens Hi Nanna and Extra Ordinary Man
Hi Nanna and Extra Ordinary Man are at peril from Cyclone Michaung. This weekend will see the release of Nani's Hi Nanna and Nithin's Extra Ordinary Man films. While Hi Nanna will be released on december 7th, Nithin's film will be released on december 8th. Both films are suffering from a lack of popularity, and now Cyclone Michaung threatens Hi Nanna and Extra Ordinary Man.
As previously said, Hi Nanna and Extraordinary Man have generated some interest among viewers. Both films have received positive reviews, but Animal is presently dominating the box office, potentially hurting upcoming releases. Another issue for Hi Nanna and Extra Ordinary Man is the Cyclone wave, which is causing havoc in chennai and Andhra Pradesh.
Heavy rains are forecast for tomorrow and the next several days, according to weather sources. This will very certainly pose a substantial threat to the forthcoming releases. Union home minister amit shah met with the chief ministers of tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and puducherry on monday to discuss the situation caused by Cyclone Michaung and assured them of all required government support. Shah stated that the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) troops have been properly deployed and that more teams are ready to help.
As previously said, Hi Nanna and Extraordinary Man have generated some interest among viewers. Both films have received positive reviews, but Animal is presently dominating the box office, potentially hurting upcoming releases. Another issue for Hi Nanna and Extra Ordinary Man is the Cyclone wave, which is causing havoc in chennai and Andhra Pradesh.
Heavy rains are forecast for tomorrow and the next several days, according to weather sources. This will very certainly pose a substantial threat to the forthcoming releases. Union home minister amit shah met with the chief ministers of tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and puducherry on monday to discuss the situation caused by Cyclone Michaung and assured them of all required government support. Shah stated that the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) troops have been properly deployed and that more teams are ready to help.