Salaar: Prabhas Starrer Action Thriller Film Enjoys Hype Over Acquiring Highest THEATRICAL RIGHTS Price And Entering The Race With 'RRR' And 'LEO'
Prabhas, a star across India, has a sizable fan base there. His fan base, which is also growing daily, has been impatiently waiting for the theatrical release of his movie 'Salaar.' In the middle of this, a new report asserts that international rights have been sold for an enormous sum comparable to 'RRR.'
The action-thriller, directed by Prashanth Neel, stars Telugu superstar Prabhas and is eagerly anticipated. The movie has Shruti Haasan in a crucial role. It is produced by Vijay Kiragandur under the banner of Hombale Films.
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According to the most recent news, the overseas rights to Prashanth Neel's movie 'Salaar' were acquired for Rs 70 crores. The film business is going crazy over the report. Given that the film has not yet been released and is still in development, this is a tremendous accomplishment for the project. This demonstrates the confidence that the film's distributors and buyers have in it, which is evidence of the talent of the director and the cast.
While the international distribution rights of Thalapathy Vijay's next film 'Leo' are reportedly sold at around Rs 70-75 crores, the overseas rights to SS Rajamouli's magnum opus 'RRR' were previously acquired at Rs 70 crores.
The foreign market has grown to be a substantial source of income for Indian films. Due to the large Indian diasporas in nations like the USA, UK, UAE, and Australia, various films make enormous money abroad.
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Moreover, Prabhas has a sizable fan base in the west. In these areas, 'Salaar' should see extraordinary business success. Expectations for the movie have also increased due to the most recent revelation that the international rights to the movie were sold for such a large sum. The anticipation for the movie's release is intense, and in the months to come, the buzz will only grow.
