Pushpa 2 Shatters Records with Rs 1213 Crore
The highly successful film Pushpa 2: The Rule, starring Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna, continues to break box office records, amassing a whopping Rs 1213 crore in total net collections and becoming the highest-grossing Indian film ever, surpassing Baahubali: The Conclusion.
The film's steady performance at the box office is a testament to its engaging storyline and action-packed sequences, which have captivated audiences worldwide. With a natural decline in collections, the film is expected to reach Rs 25 crore by the end of the week, further solidifying its position as a top-grossing film. The movie's success can be attributed to its well-received music, including the songs "Peeling" and "Kissik," as well as its talented cast, including Fahadh Faasil, Jagadeesh Prathap Bandari, Jagapathi Babu, and Prakash Raj.
In a move to provide fans with more of the film's action-packed storyline, the makers have announced a reloaded version of Pushpa 2: The Rule, which will include 20 extra minutes of footage. The extended version is set to release on January 17, after being delayed due to technical issues, and will be available in cinemas from January 11, 2025. This reloaded version aims to continue the story of Pushparaj, a small-time sandalwood smuggler who rises to become one of the most feared gangsters, and is expected to further boost the film's already impressive box office collections.
As the film's success continues to soar, Allu Arjun has been making headlines for his kind gesture of visiting the injured child from the recent film premiere stampede incident, ahead of his bail hearing on January 10. With Pushpa 2: The Rule Reloaded set to hit theaters soon, fans can expect even more thrilling action and drama from the talented cast, including Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna, and Fahadh Faasil.
The reloaded version of Pushpa 2: The Rule, with 20 minutes of additional footage, is set to release on January 17, offering fans more of the film's engaging storyline and action-packed sequences, further cementing its position as the highest-grossing Indian film ever.
