Baahubali to Devara - Picking Blockbusters...!
The introduction of South indian films to a national audience has been a major contribution made by karan Johar's dharma productions to the transformation of the indian film industry. The phenomenal success of Baahubali and Baahubali 2, which revolutionized indian film, marked the beginning of it all.
These Hindi-language films, which dharma screened, broke down boundaries between audiences and demonstrated the potency of narrative. With movies like The Ghazi Attack and Robot 2.0, dharma kept bridging the gap between South indian cinema and the rest of the nation.
These Hindi-language films, which dharma screened, broke down boundaries between audiences and demonstrated the potency of narrative. With movies like The Ghazi Attack and Robot 2.0, dharma kept bridging the gap between South indian cinema and the rest of the nation.
These films demonstrated the potential of regional cinema on a national scale, while also leaving an impression on viewers with their scope and inventiveness. Now, dharma has advanced once further with the hindi presentation of Devara. Devara, which has Jr. ntr in the starring role and koratala siva directing, is doing well in the hindi states, enhancing Dharma's standing as a major figure in the pan-India movement. It appears that karan johar has a talent for seeing South Asian films that might become big hits. Not every decision he made, though, was a good one. However, he went badly wrong with puri Jagannadh’s Liger.