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The much-awaited pan-Indian film Game Changer, directed by Shankar and starring Ram Charan, is set to release in theaters on January 10. In anticipation of the release, advance bookings for the movie have opened in the USA, generating significant buzz among fans. However, the distribution strategy has sparked concerns and debates among Mega fans in the region.

Reports suggest that fans have raised issues regarding the number of shows allocated for Game Changer, especially during prime time slots. Allegations have surfaced claiming that the distributor, Shloka Entertainments, is showing favoritism toward Nandamuri Balakrishna’s Daaku Maharaj, which is scheduled to release just two days later. Fans argue that the regional film Daaku Maharaj is being given preferential treatment in terms of screen allocation and show timings, despite Game Changer being positioned as a pan-Indian project with wider appeal.

Reacting to these allegations, Shloka Entertainments issued a strong statement, addressing the complaints as baseless and urging individuals to refrain from spreading misinformation. “Don’t post senseless and baseless information. Both movies are releasing on different days with a two-day gap. If you have any proof, send it. Otherwise, don’t spread misleading info,” the distributor stated, defending their allocation decisions.

While both films have high expectations riding on them, the controversy highlights the competitive nature of major releases and the challenges distributors face in balancing screen allocations for movies with overlapping audiences. Fans will now look forward to how both films perform at the box office once they hit the screens.