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2.0: Rajinikanth, Akshay Kumar's sci-fi magnum opus to reportedly release in China on 12 July
2.0 makers had earlier released a statement that said that the Rajinikanth-Akshay Kumar-starrer would hit China screens in May

Rajinikanth and Akshay Kumar's sci-fi magnum opus 2.0 is set to be released in China on 12 July, a Times of India report states. A poster for its China release is also being circulated widely on social media.[caption id="attachment_5497781" align="alignnone" width="825"]
Akshay Kumar as the cell-phone robot antagonist in Rajinikanth-starrer 2.0. YouTube screengrab[/caption]Lyca Productions had released a statement in December, saying that they were associated with a Beijing-based production and distribution company HY Media for the release of 2.o. However, the statement has mentioned that the film would release in May.Check out the poster that has been going viral"The dubbed and subtitled versions are scheduled for release in China in 10,000 theatres with a whopping 56,000 screens, including 47,000 3D screens", the release had said.Directed by Shankar, the sci-fi thriller film is a sequel of 2010 film Enthiran — released in Hindi as Robot.In 2.0, Rajinikanth reprises the role of Dr Vaseegaran/Chitti he had essayed in Enthiran, whereas Akshay Kumar plays the antagonist (Dr Richard). Apart from Rajinikanth and Akshay, the film also stars Amy Jackson, Adil Hussain and Sudhanshu Pandey. The music is scored by double Oscar-winner A R Rahman.The Tamil, Telugu and Hindi versions of the flick were released worldwide, barring China, on 29 November and were declared a box-office successes.
Akshay Kumar as the cell-phone robot antagonist in Rajinikanth-starrer 2.0. YouTube screengrab[/caption]Lyca Productions had released a statement in December, saying that they were associated with a Beijing-based production and distribution company HY Media for the release of 2.o. However, the statement has mentioned that the film would release in May.Check out the poster that has been going viral"The dubbed and subtitled versions are scheduled for release in China in 10,000 theatres with a whopping 56,000 screens, including 47,000 3D screens", the release had said.Directed by Shankar, the sci-fi thriller film is a sequel of 2010 film Enthiran — released in Hindi as Robot.In 2.0, Rajinikanth reprises the role of Dr Vaseegaran/Chitti he had essayed in Enthiran, whereas Akshay Kumar plays the antagonist (Dr Richard). Apart from Rajinikanth and Akshay, the film also stars Amy Jackson, Adil Hussain and Sudhanshu Pandey. The music is scored by double Oscar-winner A R Rahman.The Tamil, Telugu and Hindi versions of the flick were released worldwide, barring China, on 29 November and were declared a box-office successes.First Published:Jun 04, 2019, 12:03:20 IST
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