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Ohh My Dog Release Delayed, Garnering Praise from Maneka Gandhi
A new Indian movie called "Ohh My Dog" is about a dog and has 250 dogs in it.
It was supposed to come out on July 31, 2026, but the makers decided to wait a week so it wouldn't compete with other big movies.
The film was shown in Delhi and people like Maneka Gandhi, a politician who cares about animals, said it was one of the best movies she has ever seen.
A comedian named Ravi Gupta also said the movie is exciting and beautiful.
The director, Amit Rai, explained that the delay was to give the movie a better chance to be seen by families.
"Ohh My Dog" starring Pankaj Tripathi is set to release on August 7, 2026, after a one‑week postponement.
The film features 250 dogs and has attracted attention for its authentic portrayal of animals.
BJP politician and animal activist Maneka Gandhi praised the film as "one of the best films I have ever seen."
Stand‑up comedian Ravi Gupta called the movie "dhamakedaar" and urged viewers to watch it.
Director Amit Rai explained the delay to avoid competition with major releases like Spider‑Man: Brand New Day.
- Who
- BJP politician Maneka Gandhi, comedian Ravi Gupta, director Amit Rai, and actor Pankaj Tripathi
- What
- The film "Ohh My Dog" was postponed by a week and received praise from several public figures
- Where
- India, with a screening held in Delhi
- When
- Release postponed to August 7, 2026; announcement made July 31, 2026
- Why
- To avoid competition with Spider‑Man: Brand New Day, The Odyssey, and Dhamaal 4
Key facts
- Title
- Ohh My Dog
- Release Date
- August 7, 2026
- Director
- Amit Rai
- Lead Actor
- Pankaj Tripathi
- Number of Dogs
- 250
- Release Delay Reason
- Avoid competition with Spider‑Man: Brand New Day and other major releases
Quotes
Maneka Gandhi
BJP politician and animal activist
“Roz ke roz jaanwaron ke saath aise hota hai, and therefore it took a very sharp eye and sharp brain to understand this.”
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“The film was so true; every frame was authentic, sensitively shot. It was one of the best films I have ever seen.”
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