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Bahubali2 aims to beat Aamir's PK!
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 April 2017 11:24 AM GMT
Bahubali the Beginning, registered a never before never after kind of a rush at the box office. Being a regional film, the movie managed to topple many records and collected more than 600 crores gross Worldwide. Now, for the second part, Bahubali: The Conclusion, producers and distributors are planning to release in maximum centres looking at the craze.
The buzz is that everyone associated with the movie is expecting the second part to collect more than 1000 crores gross Worldwide and become the first Indian movie to do so. Till now Aamir Khan's 2014 release, PK holds the distinction of highest grossing Indian Film with a gross of 792 crores. Only the pre release business of Bahubali2 has crossed 500 crores as the market for the movie had doubled in other languages compared to the first part.
While fans are eagerly, waiting to know the answer for the question, "Why Kattappa Killed Bahubali?" Producers are planning to make it a global brand from India. The movie is scheduled to release all over the world, after the initial release like Aamir Khan's PK and distributors are crossing their fingers to see that the movie will perform as per their expectations and if possible, beyond.
The buzz is that everyone associated with the movie is expecting the second part to collect more than 1000 crores gross Worldwide and become the first Indian movie to do so. Till now Aamir Khan's 2014 release, PK holds the distinction of highest grossing Indian Film with a gross of 792 crores. Only the pre release business of Bahubali2 has crossed 500 crores as the market for the movie had doubled in other languages compared to the first part.
While fans are eagerly, waiting to know the answer for the question, "Why Kattappa Killed Bahubali?" Producers are planning to make it a global brand from India. The movie is scheduled to release all over the world, after the initial release like Aamir Khan's PK and distributors are crossing their fingers to see that the movie will perform as per their expectations and if possible, beyond.
