"It's a prestigious festival which provides good exposure for the film. But it is not opening the festival. It has been invited for a world premiere," Jha, whose "Mrityudand" opened the London Film Festival in 1997, told.
The movie, starring Arjun Rampal, Abhay Deol, Manoj Bajpayee, Kabir Bedi and Esha Gupta, was earlier being planned for release Oct 5.
But Jha says since the film festival starts Oct 10, they would have to consider postponing the release to Oct 12.
However, he also pointed out that they are just "thinking about it" at the moment.
He is happy that the festival "is now opening to Bollywood films."
"It's a great thing," he said.
If "Chakravyuh" releases Oct 12, it will be followed by Karan Johar's much-awaited "Student Of The Year" a week later. But Jha believes this won't affect the response to his film.
"There is no big movie coming out the following week. Only 'Student Of The Year' is coming out the next week, which is okay," he said.