Salman Khan’s Alexander’s leaked version includes unwanted scenes, missing shots: report
A leaked version of Salman Khan’s recent film Alexander came out online, which caused concern between filmmakers and fans. The leak included no scene and missing shots, which did not make it in the final shot.
The film industry was abandoned when an HD print of Alexander leaked online on the morning of its release, 30 March. To make cases worse, the leaked version of Salman Khan-Starrer was not the last cut that made theaters. Reports suggest that pirated prints include raw background music, additional views that voluntarily removed the post-concert, and the absence of a significant shot in which Khan performed strange squad.
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An internal formula, which looked at the leaked version, expands the difference between pirated print and dramatic release. They told Bollywood hungry“There are many scenes in the film that are not part of the final cut. The background score is raw. After the death of Caisari (Rashmika Mandanna), Alexander meets his lawyer friends and learns that he is ready to be a lawyer. A sequence that shows medical students in Dharavi, which explains the concerns of pollution.
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The inner source also said, “Before Alexander was called from Minister Pradhan (Satyaraj) during the interval, his people are informed that Kamaruddin is unwell, Vaidihi (Kajal Aggarwal) has left her home, and Nisha (Anjini Dhawan) is still ill.”
In the most controversial differences, there is a scene depicting Vaidi, which attempted suicide, which was abandoned by a dramatic version. Another missing scene includes Alexander and Nisha in a car, where a taxi driver recalls a passenger to give Vadam (rice crisp) that later gives a large order.
A business source gained weight for speculation that leakage could be an inner job, stating, “In pirated prints, this Eulia Ventur singing lag is not Gayle; original 1964 The song has been retained. Also, the additional scenes in the pirated version were removed from the film. It was added only after doing it.
This revelation suggests that the film may leak after the film was passed by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), which increased concerns about security flaws within the industry.
Further speculation of fuel, an anonymous Twitter account warned of leaked four days before the film’s release.
Officers and film makers are expected to investigate how the violation took place and whether legal action will be taken against those responsible.
