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Baahubali 2 becomes first Indian movie to cross Rs 1,000 crore box office collection

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Baahubali 2: The Conclusion doesn't want to leave the spotlight even after more than a week of its launch. The movie continues to break records since its launch on May 28. According to trade analyst Ramesh Bala, the film has crossed the mark of Rs 800 crore in India and Rs 200 crore abroad, which not only makes it the highest grossing Indian movie ever but also the first one to cross the Rs 1000 crore mark. https://twitter.com/rameshlaus/status/861057493216227328 Baahubali 2 has already crossed the lifetime collection of Baahubali 1 which had a gross lifetime collection of Rs 650 crore. It also crossed Amir Khan starrer PK's collection of Rs 792 crore within the first week. The Prabhas and Anushka-starrer movie even made a place for itself in the top three of US box office. The happ...

SS Rajamouli’s epic drama is masterpiece of storytelling: Baahubali 2 Movie Review

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Soon after watching SS Rajamouli's epic drama Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (also spelt as Bahubali), when you sit back to recount what you went through while watching the film, you're likely to ask yourself a fundamental question — why did we forget to be in awe of things around us? In an age of instant gratification and momentary pleasures, is it even possible that a work of art (a film in this case) could remind us of what we've long forgotten? Over the years, we've built fences in our minds and now, we tend to look at every story with some sort of skepticism. We try to be as rational and want to quantify everything because the lack of it scares us. But how do you even quantify a sense of wonder? That's what makes Baahubali 2: The Conclusion what it is. It's the sheer magic of t...

I am not a box-office king: Aamir Khan

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Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan who is still soaking in the success of latest release 'Dangal', says he doesn't think he rules the box-office. "I am not a box-office king. I am only Kiran's (his wife Kiran Rao) king," said the actor, who looked to be in the seventh heaven after the huge success of his latest film. Speaking at the success party of the film on Saturday night, Aamir also added that he never chooses films on its potential to do business."Till today I never signed a film on the basis of its capability to do business. I prefer to choose a film from my heart. All the films I've done till now are those which touched my heart," he said. "'Taare Zameen Par', '3 Idiots', 'Rang De Basanti' or 'Sarfarosh', when I did those films, I never thought they would do such a good busin...