The release of Ram Gopal Varma's movie 'Vyuham' has been postponed once again.

The political drama films 'Vyuham' and 'Sapatham,' directed by the controversial Tollywood director Ram Gopal Varma, revolve around the life of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and YSRCP party leader Jagan Mohan Reddy. The shooting schedule for these two films had been previously arranged, but due to disputes, their release dates were delayed. 'Vyuham' was initially scheduled for release in December of the previous year, and 'Saphatham' was planned for release in February of the current year.

However, the portrayal of Chandrababu Naidu in 'Vyuham' led to scenes that could potentially damage his reputation. Nara Lokesh filed a petition in court to prevent the movie's release, resulting in the postponement of its release. Despite facing obstacles, RGV, determined to release the film, fought in court and successfully removed all impediments, readying the film for the audience.

Upon receiving court approval, it was announced that 'Vyuham' would be released on February 23, followed by 'Saphatham' on March 1. However, ten days later, another announcement was made, indicating that the releases were being postponed. The new release dates were revealed as 'Strategy' on March 1 and 'Sapatham' on March 8. Once again, RGV has announced a change in the release date.

In a recent announcement, RGV himself stated that the film 'Saphatham,' initially set for release on March 1, will now be released one day later on March 2. Accompanied by the 'Vyuham' censor certificate, RGV wrote that he is relentless and refuses to let go. The film has received a U/A certificate, and with a total duration of 2 hours, 1 minute, and 37 seconds, it is poised to captivate the audience.