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Hushar Pittalu gets a US listing

Harkins Theatres listed the Telugu drama as opening August 14 with subtitles, naming Prathyangira Cinemas LLC as distributor. Tickets and theatre count aren’t documented.

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A cinema marquee in a Telugu-speaking neighbourhood shows a small poster for Hushar Pittalu beside an empty ticket window marked ‘Not yet available’; a map-shaped arrow points toward a distant US-style theatre sign, while the number of screens remains blank.

The Telugu drama has been listed for a US opening, with ticket and theatre details still unavailable.

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A Harkins Theatres page listed Hushar Pittalu [Telugu, subtitled] to open in the US on August 14, 2026, crediting director Bikshu Koyagura, cast members Vasavi Ganeshan and “Anush” Thorat, and naming Prathyangira Cinemas LLC as distributor, with a runtime of 2h 23m and NR certification. According to the same listing, “Tickets for this film are not yet available” at the time the page was captured, and no theatre count or showtimes were published.

In India, ticketing and listings sites put the film’s release on August 15, 2026, identify it as a Telugu drama/romance, and credit Bikshu Koyagura as director with Vasavi Ganeshan and “Ansh” Thorat among the cast. A July press-meet gallery also names Bikshu, Vasavi and “Ansh”, and cites Rudra Kranthi Pictures and producer K. Venkat Yadav.

What the Harkins page supports is a scheduled US opening with subtitles and Prathyangira Cinemas LLC attached. It does not establish how many US locations, whether tickets went on sale, or whether screenings occurred on August 14. The “Anush/Ansh” spelling discrepancy remains unresolved and should be clarified from official credits. Until then, treat the US angle as a Harkins listing, not a box-office triumph someone in Delhi will try to take credit for.

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