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The digital rights for Prashanth Varma and Teja Sajja’s film HanuMan have been acquired by Zee5, with the OTT release date being revised to 55 days after its theatrical release due to its phenomenal box office performance, making it a lucrative deal for Zee5.
The Telugu film "Hanuman" is set to reach the $5 million mark in North America, surpassing the achievements of top Tollywood stars. Despite facing limited theater availability during its initial release, the movie has garnered impressive box office figures with regular ticket prices. Additionally, the article provides the top 5 highest-grossing films from the Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Hindi industries in North America.
Mytri Sashi, the distributor for the film 'Hanuman,' has revealed detailed statistics including ticket sales, gross collections, and audience numbers, marking a rare instance of transparency in Tollywood. This move aims to counter the practice of inflated figures benefiting star heroes and empowers distributors to disclose accurate numbers, ultimately redefining the norms within the cinema business ecosystem.
The Telugu film Hanuman has raked in an impressive $3.5 million in North America, set to surpass $4 million soon, prompting an expansion to more locations and the addition of XD/RPX/PRIME shows to enhance the experience. The movie's captivating climax has audiences chanting "Jai Shri Ram," creating an extraordinary atmosphere. Viewers are urged to secure tickets quickly as demand soars for this sensational experience.
Teja Sajja and Prasanth Varma's film "HanuMan" has become one of the top 5 highest-grossing films in North America, with a total of $3,514,279 and expected to reach around $4.5 million. The top 3 major pulling theaters for "HanuMan" in the U.S. are Cinemark 17 + XD, IMAX (Dallas, TX), Regal Fox (Ashburn, VA), and Cinemark 14 + XD (Lewisville, TX). Additionally, the top 5 highest-grossing films in North America include "Baahubali2," "RRR," "Salaar Ceasefire," "Baahubali," and "HanuMan."
Teja's film HanuMan has overtaken Guntur Kaaram in daily collections, reaching Rs 68 crore domestically and crossing the Rs 100 crore mark globally. Despite a smaller budget and no major stars, the film has gained momentum with positive word-of-mouth, showing potential to cross Rs 100 crore domestically by the end of the week. The film's Hindi version is yet to make a significant crossover, while a sequel, Jai Hanuman, is reportedly scheduled for release in 2025.
Prasanth Varma's Hanuman has crossed $3 million at the North America box office, with the Telugu version contributing significantly. The Hindi version has made around $107,829 and shows steady momentum, but needs a spike in trend. Despite no specific actions taken to boost sales, the film has achieved a respectable figure and is expected to easily surpass $200K in North America.
'HanuMan', India's first homegrown superhero film, has resonated profoundly with audiences in the Hindi belt, particularly in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Punjab, Rajasthan, and Bihar, due to its unconventional narrative and stellar Hindi dialogues that capture the enigma of Lord Hanuman, elevating the cinematic experience and giving the film a unique edge. The carefully crafted dialogues have become whistle-worthy moments, transporting the audience into the mystical world of Anjanadri and capturing the spirit of the legendary character.
HanuMan, a Desi superhero film, features Teja Sajja as Hanumanth, a small-time thief turned superhero, protecting his village from the villain Michael. The film boasts top-notch visuals, VFX, and background music, but suffers from a weak villain and some cinematic liberties. Director Prasanth Varma successfully infuses devotion, action, emotion, and drama, engaging its intended audience during the Sankranthi season. Despite its shortcomings, the film concludes on a positive note, paving the way for a sequel titled "Jai Hanuman."
The Telugu film HanuMan is set for premieres a day before its release in Telugu states, with the talk expected to be out before 9 PM tonight, clearing the suspense around controversies and chatter. There is anticipation to see if the film lives up to the buzz and excitement it has generated, with hopes for a big impact this Sankranti.
Tollywood director Prasanth Varma, of the upcoming film HanuMan, responded to social media trolls comparing the movie to Avatar, stating that he aspires to make a film like Avatar in the future if HanuMan is successful. Despite the trolling, Prasanth remains focused on the release of HanuMan and is determined to prove himself as a capable director.
Guntur Kaaram leads in U.S. premiere figures with $751K, while Hanuman follows with $56K and Saindhav with $19K. Expectations for Guntur Kaaram to surpass $1 million are high, but surpassing the long-standing premiere record of Agnathavasi seems unlikely at this point.
After the criticism received by Adipurush for tampering with Ramayana, people are wondering if the upcoming mythological film, Hanuman, will also be a 'modernized' version of Lord Hanuman. However, director Prashanth Varma denied these rumors and stated that Hanuman showcases Anjaneya as we know him since childhood. The film is currently in post-production and is slated for a worldwide release later this year.
A photo of a seat dedicated to Lord Hanuman in a Baroda theater, where "Adipurush" will be screened, has gone viral. The seat is adorned with a framed picture of Lord Hanuman, a garland, flower petals, and a saffron shawl. The decision to reserve a seat for Hanuman came at the request of the film's director, Om Raut. The production company, T-Series, has refuted reports that the price of the reserved seat would be higher than regular seats.