'Shehzada' Makers' Reply To Manish Shah's Allegations About Kartik Aaryan's Unprofessionalism and 'Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo' Hindi Release

Earlier today, Manish Shah's statements over canceling Allu Arjun starrer Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo Hindi Release made big headlines. The producer, owner of Goldmines Telefilms, expressed his sadness and also said that Kartik Aaryan threatened to walk out of Shehzada if the Hindi dubbed version of the original Telugu action Drama releases in theatres.

The makers of Shehzada have now come up with their views on this matter and have cleared that Kartik Aaryan is a thorough professional and dedicated actor. Shehzada producers on their own requested to stop the release of the Hindi version of Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo. The release of Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo was stopped on request of Shehzada producers to Manish Shah of Goldmines, and the leading actor, Kartik Aaryan, never asked his producers of Shehzada to intervene or he never threatened to leave the film.

Producer Bhushan Kumar says, "We, the producers, felt that Shehzada should release in theater first and not the Hindi version of Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo, hence we requested Goldmines not to release the Hindi version, and release of the film is always the producers decision and not actor. I have known Kartik since the beginning of his career. We have done multiple films together. He is one of the most professional actors I have worked with."

The director of the film, Rohit Dhawan adds, "Kartik’s intent and excitement for Shehzada is unquestionable. It’s been a joy working with him. As director and actor, we share a solid bond and nothing can come in the way of our love for the film."

Another producer Aman Gill shared, "After finding out about the Hindi Version release of Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo we the producers on our own requested Manish Ji to not release it. Kartik is going all out for Shehzada as an actor and only discusses how he can contribute to make this the biggest film for everyone involved, he is one of most dedicated actors in the industry."