Mumbai, Feb 13 : "Billu Ustaad", India's first movie on use of children in terror activities which was slated for All India release on February 16, would now open in theatres on March 2 on the occasion of Holi.
The film's release has been postponed by a fortnight due to unforeseen circumstances, according to the producer of the film Shantanu Singh
The Director of the film Suvahdan Angre said, "we are postponing the release date of our film Billu Ustaad because of threats to me in a letter sent by some anonymous person. I have already filled an FIR at Sahakar Nagar police station in Pune and demanded police protection. ACP Ram Mandorkar is investigating the threat. We are concerned about it and do not want the film to take a drubbing, hence the release has been put off to March 2."
The film revolves around a boy named Billu who is successful in freeing children from the cluthces of terrorists with the help of police and brings them back into the mainstream society, said Singh.