Next 50-crore Hindi Film From Tollywood!
The Hindi-dubbed version of prasanth Varma's superhero film "Hanu Man" has crossed the 50 crore net barrier, marking a noteworthy milestone at the box office. "Hanu Man," which starred teja Sajja in the lead role, had a restricted release at first and made about 2.10 crores net in Hindi. But the movie picked up steam thanks to a tonne of great word-of-mouth, and on its thirtieth day in theatres, it made over 50 crores net. Right now, all eyes are on Tollywood's impending pan-India releases, which might gross more than 50 crores.
"Eagle," directed by ravi Teja, debuted in hindi last week, but it barely made 2 crores during its first weekend of sales in Hindi-speaking areas. Reports of the movie's poor quality make the picture look dismal. Similar to "Fighter," varun Tej's "Operation Valentine" also tries to break into the hindi market, although expectations are low considering the lackluster reception the film received. Therefore, anticipation is high for big tollywood films like "OG," "Kalki 2989 AD," "Pushpa 2," "Devara," and "Game Changer."
A bjp politician is producing the telugu film "Razakar: A Silent Genocide of Hyderabad," which is expected to be released on march 1, 2024, and is also a source of great expectation. The contentious tone of the movie is evocative of popular propaganda films. It has the potential to create a big impact in Hindi-speaking areas if it is well-made and well-liked by a subset of the public that likes these kinds of politically charged movies.
"Eagle," directed by ravi Teja, debuted in hindi last week, but it barely made 2 crores during its first weekend of sales in Hindi-speaking areas. Reports of the movie's poor quality make the picture look dismal. Similar to "Fighter," varun Tej's "Operation Valentine" also tries to break into the hindi market, although expectations are low considering the lackluster reception the film received. Therefore, anticipation is high for big tollywood films like "OG," "Kalki 2989 AD," "Pushpa 2," "Devara," and "Game Changer."
A bjp politician is producing the telugu film "Razakar: A Silent Genocide of Hyderabad," which is expected to be released on march 1, 2024, and is also a source of great expectation. The contentious tone of the movie is evocative of popular propaganda films. It has the potential to create a big impact in Hindi-speaking areas if it is well-made and well-liked by a subset of the public that likes these kinds of politically charged movies.