<p>With the Omicron scare making theatrical screenings a risky business proposition, several movie-makers are opting for OTT release instead.</p>.<p>However, the makers of Sudeep's<em> Vikrant Rona </em>have decided on a theatrical release. The producers have apparently refused a Rs 100 crore offer for OTT release of their movie.</p>.<p>Vikrant Rona, a pan world 3D film, has been one of the most anticipated films in the country. From it's title launch on The Burj Khalifa in Dubai, to getting Jacqueline Fernandez on board and even announcing a release in over 50 countries 'Vikrant Rona' has been making all the moves.</p>.<p>According to sources, the team had recently organised a private screening for an OTT giant . The visuals of the film are said to be matching Hollywood standards, with a genre that is never explored before in the Indian Film Industry. Praising Sudeep's work as one of the best performances in this decade, the source said the OTT major has offered upto 100 crore for a direct release of Vikrant Rona on their platform. But the team has apparently said no to the offer.</p>.<p>During one of the media interactions, producer Jack Manjunath said: "Yes, it is true that the offer was made, but<em> Vikrant Rona </em>is a big screen experience. The visuals that I have seen personally is something that the families and kids will enjoy on the big screen. The 3D experience is something that will have the audiences wanting for more. It is a film that deserves the biggest screens in the country purely for the cinematic experience it will give the audience."</p>.<p>Anup Bhandari, the director, expressed his happiness at the offer, "It is a great offer, glad that the film is getting the kind of adulation it deserves. The 3D version of the film has shaped up really well and it is an experience for the audiences to be cherished on the big screen. Any filmmaker would want the audience to enjoy the film in a way it is envisioned and the team also feels the same."</p>.<p><em>Vikrant Rona</em> is slated to hit the screens worldwide on February 24.</p>
<p>With the Omicron scare making theatrical screenings a risky business proposition, several movie-makers are opting for OTT release instead.</p>.<p>However, the makers of Sudeep's<em> Vikrant Rona </em>have decided on a theatrical release. The producers have apparently refused a Rs 100 crore offer for OTT release of their movie.</p>.<p>Vikrant Rona, a pan world 3D film, has been one of the most anticipated films in the country. From it's title launch on The Burj Khalifa in Dubai, to getting Jacqueline Fernandez on board and even announcing a release in over 50 countries 'Vikrant Rona' has been making all the moves.</p>.<p>According to sources, the team had recently organised a private screening for an OTT giant . The visuals of the film are said to be matching Hollywood standards, with a genre that is never explored before in the Indian Film Industry. Praising Sudeep's work as one of the best performances in this decade, the source said the OTT major has offered upto 100 crore for a direct release of Vikrant Rona on their platform. But the team has apparently said no to the offer.</p>.<p>During one of the media interactions, producer Jack Manjunath said: "Yes, it is true that the offer was made, but<em> Vikrant Rona </em>is a big screen experience. The visuals that I have seen personally is something that the families and kids will enjoy on the big screen. The 3D experience is something that will have the audiences wanting for more. It is a film that deserves the biggest screens in the country purely for the cinematic experience it will give the audience."</p>.<p>Anup Bhandari, the director, expressed his happiness at the offer, "It is a great offer, glad that the film is getting the kind of adulation it deserves. The 3D version of the film has shaped up really well and it is an experience for the audiences to be cherished on the big screen. Any filmmaker would want the audience to enjoy the film in a way it is envisioned and the team also feels the same."</p>.<p><em>Vikrant Rona</em> is slated to hit the screens worldwide on February 24.</p>