Tusshar Kapoor, who has acted in and co-produced the upcoming horror comedy Laxmmi Bomb, says that digital release of the Akshay Kumar-starrer will help garner greater reach for the film than a theatrical release, which makes the decision apt during the ongoing phase of pandemic. He, however, acknowledged that films are always made for theatres first.

"The movie was originally expected to release in cinemas in May. But we had a new set of circumstances, and took an informed and logical decision in the light of the events. As the makers, we wanted to show the film to a larger audience. This move felt right because more people will watch it online than in theatres at this point of time. We are taking the film beyond geographical restrictions," declared Tusshar.