Adipurush: Big News! Prabhas- Kriti Sanon Starrer Film’s TELUGU Version Theatrical Rights Sold At THIS Whopping Amount (Details Inside)

'Adipurush,' starring Prabhas, is no doubt one of the largest Indian films ever filmed. Despite all the criticism it forecasted following the initial preview, audiences are still extremely eager for the epic opus. As a result, some previously unheard information is now coming about the Telugu version's theatrical rights.

Saif Ali Khan, Sunny Singh, Devdatta Nage, Kriti Sanon, and Om Raut all have significant roles in the Om Raut-directed movie. The film is scheduled release on June 16, 2023 and the anticipation is growing by the hour. The project has great expectations because of the significant financial risk involved, and its global release date is difficult to estimate.

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According to popular news reports, the most recent news regarding 'Adipurush' is that its Telugu theatrical rights have been sold for an astounding sum. People Media Factory is rumoured to have purchased the rights for a staggering Rs 185 crores. The company has invested over 200 crores, including GST.

Regardless of their theme, Prabhas' past blockbusters have seen tremendous success in the Telugu market. So it doesn't seem dangerous to bet such a large sum on 'Adipurush.' However, for good word-of-mouth to generate good earnings, it must be favourable.

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Kriti Sanon recently discussed 'Adipurush' with the media while attending IIFA 2023 in Abu Dhabi. Everyone should watch this movie, she insisted, especially the younger generations. She said, “All generations, especially the kids, must watch this film. We used to hear Ramayana and Mahabharata stories as kids from our mothers and grandmothers, but I think a vision memory will have an altogether different impact on today’s generation.”