Dhruv Sarja’s KD: The Devil out only in Kannada; 5-language release fails amid CBFC delays | Regional News
4 min readHyderabadApr 30, 2026 03:33 PM IST Marketed as a pan-India film that was supposed to release in five languages, KD: The Devil opened in cinemas today, April 30, in only Kannada. KVN Productions’ controversy-hit film could not come out in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Hindi dubbed versions as the film’s censor certification came in late, making it impossible to hit the deadline. Sunil Narang, a distributor and producer in the Telugu film industry, told SCREEN that the dubbing for the Telugu version is yet to be completed. He said the team is currently targeting May 7 as a possible release date, though no official confirmation has come from the producers yet. The production house has acknowledged the problem. Mohan Suprith, Head of Business and Operations at KVN Productions, told SCREEN, “We had a setback with the censor board, which resulted in a delayed certification for the original Kannada version of the film. Since the dubbed versions cannot be sent to the censor board without the original language certificate in place, we were left …









