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Baahubali: The Conclusion is breaking massive records in Japan, earns this much

Baahubali: The Conclusion is breaking massive records in Japan, earns this much

Prabhas starrer sequel to Baahubali: The Beginning by the name of Baahubali; The Conclusion is already the second highest grosser in the history of Indian cinema only behind ‘Dangal’ but it is sure to catch up on it. Baahubali had the most overwhelming response in India and now marking it’s territory in Japan. It has already become one of the longest running Indian films in Japan by staying in the theaters for more than 100 days. Film has completed the platinum jubilee in the country and response to it from local people is nothing but overwhelming.

Some garnishing has been done on the film during edit to make it more appropriate for the Japanese audience by adding the regional music into the film. Baahubali is all set to break every record when it will get a release in China as the box office is bound to sky rocket and collections will inflate to no end. In it’s fifteenth week, film has garnered over 8.45 crores which is a lot considering Japan is not big on exhibition. People are still walking into watch this inherently Telugu film because word of mouth around this is pretty extraordinary.

SS Rajamouli might have made the most universal Indian film of all time because it has given a few more years of oxygen into foreign territories as many youngsters in western side of the world started watching Indian cinema in 2017 with more interest because of Baahubali. A whole generation woke up to this havoc of a film and realized that Indian cinema can put the most epic exuberance on screen and a world is out there to applaud it. Baahubali is still running and will continue to in many foreign markets of the world because distributors and exhibitors are demanding to project this film in their respective countries to cash in on the glory.

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