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'The Expendables 3' to release as '14 Khiladi' in Hindi

Darpan News Desk IANS, 22 Jul, 2014 06:43 AM

The dubbed Hindi version of Hollywood ensemble actioner "The Expendables 3" will be released as “14 Khiladi”.

Apart from English, the film, which will hit the theatres Aug 22, will be released in three Indian languages - Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.

PVR Pictures and Multivision Entertainment - the Indian distributors of "The Expendables 3" - have decided to title the dubbed Hindi version as "14 Khiladi", read a statement.

"The Expendables" franchise kicked off in 2010 and the first part was directed by Sylvester Stallone.

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