MrBeast's Ramayana Event Leaves Media Frustrated After 3½-Hour Delay

MrBeast, the global YouTube sensation with over 517 million subscribers, attended a promotional event for his upcoming Ramayana project at Film City in Mumbai. However, the experience was marred by a 3½-hour delay that left several journalists and media personnel frustrated.

The event, which was initially scheduled to start at 1:30 pm, was delayed multiple times due to MrBeast's flight from Bengaluru being delayed. The first invite sent to media personnel on Friday, September 25, stated that the event would begin at 12:30 pm.

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However, was later changed to 12:00 pm, and then to 1:00 pm, before finally starting at 5:00 pm.

According to a journalist who attended the event. The publicity team was unable to provide a clear reason for the delay or an estimated time of commencement. The journalist stated that the team was informed that MrBeast's flight had been delayed, but no further information was provided.

Several journalists, including those from India Today and SeenTick, reported feeling frustrated and annoyed by the lack of communication from the publicity team. One journalist quoted Ranbir Kapoor as saying, "Aap logon ko jana hai toh chale jao." which translates.

The event itself was brief, lasting only 20 minutes, and did not feature any major announcements. However, the delay and lack of communication from the publicity team have raised questions about the organization and planning of the event.

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Film City, where the event was held, is located far from the city'It was central media hubs, and several journalists felt that the venue was not suitable for an event of this nature. The delay has also left many journalists feeling exhausted and disappointed.

According to a report by India Today. At that time, journalists questioned the lack of communication, members of the publicity team reportedly told them that they were free to leave if they did not wish to wait. This reportedly angered several journalists, many of whom decided to stage a walkout.