Bheemlanayak starring Pawan Kalyan and Rana Daggubati is releasing on 25th of February on the occasion of Mahashivratri. It is the first big budget and big star film releasing after a long gap at Telugu box office.
Hence, fans and audiences are expecting the Power Storm that the makers are promising with the film at theatres and at the box office as well. Not just the first day records, many distributors are expecting the movie to be a blockbuster.
If you look into Pawan Kalyan’s filmography, he has been giving strong comebacks after big failures. He did comeback with Gabbar Singh after facing failures like Teenmaar, Panja and Komaram Puli.
His previous films like Agnyathavaasi, Katamarayudu, Sardar Gabbar Singh did not work at the box office. He took a break to test his luck in politics but experienced failure there too. He did give a comeback with Vakeel Saab last year but audiences want to see him in a full-fledged mass film and Bheemlanayak promise exactly that.
The expectations from the movie are high as we discussed earlier and the film collected USD 350k already from pre-sales in Overseas markets. It collected USD 200k from USA only.
Looks like Pawan Kalyan is going to end the slump at the box office for Telugu Cinema with his entertainer and start a hit streak for Summer as big budget films like RadheShyam, RRR, Acharya are waiting to hit the screens during March, April months.
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Border 2’s Box Office Surge Marred by Theatre Incident
War, action, and drama films have traditionally struggled at the Indian box office, with many failing to strike a chord with audiences. Border was a rare exception. Based on the 1971 Indo-Pak war, the film released in 1997 and struck a deep emotional connection with viewers, eventually emerging as a massive blockbuster.
Nearly three decades later, Border 2 has recreated that magic. Starring Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, and Ahan Shetty in lead roles, the film is receiving an impressive response and is steadily marching toward the ₹350 crore mark worldwide.
Amid this success, the film encountered an unexpected incident. A morning show of Border 2 at Rajhans Multiplex in Valsad was abruptly cancelled after a portion of the ceiling inside the auditorium collapsed just before the screening began. Theatre staff quickly evacuated the hall, ensuring that no injuries were reported. Authorities later stepped in to secure the premises, once again raising concerns over the maintenance and safety standards of older cinema halls.
The incident also revived memories of the tragic Uphaar Cinema fire during a screening of Border in 1997, which claimed 59 lives and remains one of the darkest chapters in Indian cinema history. This time, however, the situation ended on a far more fortunate note, with everyone escaping unharmed.
As Border 2 continues its successful box-office run, the stark contrast between the film’s triumphant journey and these real-life incidents has not gone unnoticed.
