New Delhi: _Crazy Rich Asians_ is making quite an impact globally with its storyline and box office business, but the film will not release in India.
[caption id=“attachment_5015731” align=“alignnone” width=“825”]  A still from Crazy Rich Asians[/caption] When a Twitter user questioned about the buzz that _Crazy Rich Asian_s will not be hitting the screens in India, a response from the official Twitter handle of the studio Warner Bros India read: “We are sad to announce that Crazy Rich Asians would not be releasing in India.” After reading this, Indians expressed their disappointment over the film not coming to their country.
@warnerbrosindia @kevinkwanbooks India is still officially a part of the Asian continent and a movie called #CrazyRichAsians won't even get a release? Common ! You've gotta find a way! @CrazyRichMovie
— Procrastinator-In-Chief (@chitrali_narkar) August 21, 2018
.@CrazyRichMovie The vagueness of the India release date is the most disappointing incident of my week.
— Apoorva Negi (@NebulousNegi) August 16, 2018
It tops getting served pineapple on my pizza. #CrazyRichAsians pic.twitter.com/8ip925Ugg7
This has ruined my morning https://t.co/XcawUm4MfA
— Sanya Jain (@sanyaj1) August 21, 2018
Touted to be the first contemporary English-language Hollywood movie with an almost all-Asian cast after a long time, Crazy Rich Asians is based on the book by Kevin Kwan with the same name. It tells story of Chinese-American Rachel Chu, her boyfriend Nick Young and the adventure that they go on when Nick takes Rachel to Singapore for his best friend’s wedding. Directed by Jon M Chu, the film stars Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Gemma Chan, Awkwafina, Nico Santos, Lisa Lu, Ken Jeong and Michelle Yeoh. Though the film registered a good box office business internationally, there have been complaints that the film does not represent the true diversity of Southeast Asia or Asia. With inputs from IANS.


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