shot simultaneously in Tamil and Telugu, Directed by the popular Telugu Director S.S.Rajamouli,-Director of the ‘Telugu’ Eaga / Tamil Dubbed ‘Naan Eae’Movie-
released worldwide on 10th July 2015, in Tamil, Telugu, Hindi and Malayalam,starring:
PRABHAS,
RANA DAGGUPATI,
TAMANNA,
ANUKSHA SHETTY,
RAMYA KRISHNAN,
SATHYARAJ,
NASSER,
ADIVI SESH,
TANIKELLA BHARANI,
and
SUDEEP,
has created many ‘New Records’ and has surpassed many previous records made in Indian Cinema.
The following are some of the ‘New Records’ Made and Previous Records Surpassed by the Indian Movie-“Bahubali-The Beginning”:
The Movie “Bahubali-The Beginning” has a rating of 9.4 out of 10 in ‘Internet Movie Data Base’ Rating / IMDB ratings so far,
With the overall budget of Rs 250 Crores, the movie has become an Indian Movie with the highest budget ever,
Rs 24 Crores paid to / spent for Rana Daggubati, including for his body building, over more than 2 years,
The sets for the movie are of record height of 45 feet,
The poster of the movie “Bahubali-The Beginning”of size: 4,793.65 Square Metres/51,598.41 Square Feet, unveiled in Kochi, Kerala,has made a “Guinness World Record” of the World’s Largest Movie Poster ever, surpassing the earlier record of a Movie poster of 50,687.25 Square Feet,
The movie would be dubbed in 36 languages, including ‘Chinese’ and will be released worldwide,
Rana Daggubati, increased his body weight from 88 Kg to 120 Kg by diets and exercises / workouts and built up muscles to have the required look of a great warrior with powerfull arms,
Hyderabad-Ramoji Film City’s more than 100 acres of land has been used to shoot the war scene sequences,
Actually, 20 acres of land was cultivated with ‘maize crops’ the for shooting of the movie,
A total of 733 days (2 years and 3 days) of shootings were held for the movie, with about 1000 horses and about 20 000 weapons, such as swords& armours etc. and many jewelleries along with about 2000 ‘Junior Artists’ used in the ‘War Scene’ sequences,
Over 15,000 sketches were used over a span of 1 year to be used for the scenes shot for the movie, Erection of the Bhallala Statue of height 125 feet, using 4 cranes was shot for 12 days,
The movie ‘Bahubali-The Beginning’ was released on 10th July 2015, in more than 4000 screens, worldwide, including 100 in USA and
“Bahubali the Beginning” has created ‘New Records’ and Surpassed the Previous Records’ in ‘Box Office Collections’, as detailed below.
The following are the details of the “New Box Office Collections -Records” made and Previous Box Office Collections Records of Indian Movies ‘Surpassed’ by “Bahubalu-The Beginning”:
With Rs 50 Crores of opening day’s collections worldwide, surpassed the opening day’s collections of Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Happy New Year’,
Crossed Rs 100 Crores of collections worldwide in just 2 days,
With Rs 215 Crores of collections worldwide in 5 days, created a new record of an Indian Movie having a fast more than 200 Crores of Collections ,
Crossed Rs 300 Crores of worldwide collections in just 9days,
In just 4 weeks the movie has made record collections of Rs 500 Crores worldwide , surpassing the total collections of Rs 283 Crores of Super-Star Rajnikanth’s “Endhiran the Robot”,
With collections of more than Rs 40 Crores in just 6 days, the movie has become the highest grossing ‘Movie Dubbed in Hindi from other language/s’, surpassed the total collections of Rs 18 Crores of Super Star Rajnikanth’s “Endhiran the Robot”,
With Rs 28 Crores of ‘opening weekend collections’ in the ‘US Box Office’, the movie has become the movie with the highest opening weekend collection at US Box Office, surpassing the opening weekend collections in the US Box Office,
With more than Rs 215 Crores in just 5 days, the movie has become the highest grossing Telugu Movie, surpassing the record of Pawan Kalyan’s “Attarintiki Daredi” with a gross collections of Rs 85 Crores,
As the First Monday’s Collections were Rs 6.1 Crores, as against the First Friday Collections of Rs 5.15 Crores, the movie has broken the ‘trend of reduced collections on the First Monday’ as against the first weekend collections, especially of the First Friday