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Solo gets a new climax

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Bejoy Nambiar's Solo, an anthology film made up of four distinct stories, hit the theatres on October 6. The public response to the film, which has Dulquer Salmaan portraying four roles - Siva, Rudra, Trilok, and Shekhar, has been mixed, with several people criticising the climax of the last part, The World of Rudra. 

The climax of the film's Malayalam version has now been allegedly changed without the consent of the director. Bejoy Nambiar took to Twitter to express his concern over the new climax. 

According to media speculations, the sudden change was because of widespread audience displeasure at the resolution of Rudra's story. Abraham Mathew, the producer of the film in Malayalam, had earlier said that the change was to “show respect towards the audience's opinions”.

The film incidentally was in theatres for just a day in Tamil Nadu, owing to the ongoing strike by multiplex owners over the imposition of local body entertainment tax. Sources close to the film state that the Tamil version will not have a change in the climax when Solo gets rereleased. 

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