Pankaj Tripathi’s upcoming family film “Ohh My Dog” is rescheduled just days before its original theatrical release, with the new date announced as August 7. The film was previously slated for July 31, but multiple outlets report the postponement is linked to difficulty securing screens amid competing major releases. Director Amit Rai says the decision is a practical response to intense competition for theatre availability rather than concerns about the film’s content or quality. Reports cite that screens are already booked for high-profile films, including Hollywood release “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” (with a July 30 release), alongside other Indian titles that are still running. One outlet also notes that the film’s planned press show is cancelled and will be arranged later.
After the rescheduling, “Ohh My Dog” is expected to release on August 7 and is positioned to open alongside “Aryabhatt Ka Zero,” with its trailer and promotional material continuing to circulate. Some coverage also includes early viewings and reactions from public figures and reviewers, but the core reporting across sources centers on the release date change and screen competition explanation.
