Vidyut Jamwal’s Commando 2 pushed to March due to demonetisation

The makers of Commando 2 have pushed the film due to demonetisation woes

Makers of “Commando 2” have pushed the release date of the film to March due to demonestisation. Vidyut Jamwal and Adah Sharma starrer “Commando 2” was to be released on January 6. The high octane action film will now release on March 3.
“We have worked very hard on the film and we want it to have a good release. Xxx (Deepika Padukone starrer Hollywood movie) has shifted its date to January 13, 2017, which means we will have more than one film releasing in our second week,” Vipul Amrutlal Shah, producer said in a statement here.
“We think our film has a very strong content as it deals with black money and we feel that it’s not just a weekend film and hence we are moving the film to March,” he said. Erotic thriller “Wajah Tum Ho” also postponed its release date by a fortnight.
In a press meet at the film’s sets, Vidyut had said, “The commandos are doing better job this time — you’ll see better action, storyline is better, we’re spending a lot of money this time, several people have faith in it, everything is better and bigger. We are not aware which film receives what response. There are numerous action films coming up and all will receive a different response, depending on how it is shot, who the actor is.”
The film has been produced by Namastey London director Vipul Amrutlal Shah, who was responsible for giving Vidyut the break as a baddie opposite John Abraham in Force, which fetched him the Filmfare award for best debut.