Chiranjeevi entertained movie lovers as a mass hero for many years but mythology and folklore are areas which he never did. Now after seeing the kind of response Magadheera got in its first week, Chiranjeevi expressed his desire to see his son in fantasy roles like Allauddin , Abu - Bagdhad thief etc which he could not try in his career
He also wanted to see his son playing adventure movies and warrior characters like one in Magadheera. But charan's next 4 movies are planned already and none of them are closer to Chiru's dreams Lets see if Charan takes a bold step to enact something interesting.
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Chiru wants Charan to do Abu and Alladdin stories
Geetha Arts to remake Magadheera in Hindi and Tamil with Ram Charan ?
Geetha Arts owner Allu Arvind is planning to remake the Telugu Magadheera in Tamil with Ramcharan. Kajal Agarwal will play the female lead roles.Allu Arvind has also disclosed that he is thinking to remake the film in Hindi with Ramcharan as Hero.
Meanwhile Ramcharan thanked all fans around the world for making his 2nd movie a super success as it collected 22 crores in 1st week itself. He said its his gift to his uncle
Friday, August 7, 2009
Magadheera collects a share of 20 crores
Magadheera is poised to become the industry hit with a never-heard-before collections of 20 crores share in the release of 7 days. This is exclusive of tremendous performance of Magadheera in Karnataka and Overseas-
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Trisha confirmed as Heroine in Pawan's Movie
at last trisha's dream came true. she has been selected as heroine in pawan's next movie with puri jagannath produced by ganesh.
Kajal Agarwal with 3 heros in the Family
Producer Ganeshbabu , who was a comedian in the past is now all set to start his 2nd movie with Pawan Kalyan under the direction of Harish Shankar.Kajal Agarwal will be playing heroine's role in this movie.
After acting with Ram Charan in superhit movie Magadheera , this will be Kajal's 3rd movie in the family as she is already acting in Aarya-2 with Allu Arjun
Magdheera 1st week collections Rs.22 crores
Magadheera became the talk of town over last 1 week and it broke all records by collecting Rs.10 crores of day 1 itself.Now the estimated collections for 1st week are around Rs.22 crores and with no competition around for atleast 2 weeks, Magadheera is expected to break all records set by previous hit movies in telugu cinema industry
Magadheera to be released in Tamil with slight modifications
The producers of Magadheera are seriously debating to see if they can take the film in to Tamil by partially reshooting the film with Tamil artists. They are thinking of replacing portions of Srihari and the comedians to give it a Tamil look and feel.
However the director Rajamouli has not given his opinion as he is away on a holiday. Magadheera has taken tremendous time and effort on Rajamouli part and would he want to do it all over again is a question’ he alone can answer.
This could be the main reason for not releasing telugu version in Tamilnadu and Chennai.
However the director Rajamouli has not given his opinion as he is away on a holiday. Magadheera has taken tremendous time and effort on Rajamouli part and would he want to do it all over again is a question’ he alone can answer.
This could be the main reason for not releasing telugu version in Tamilnadu and Chennai.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Gemini offers never heard price for Magadheera
Gemini TV has offered a fancy never heard of price to Allu Aravind for Magadheera’s satellite rights in order to make sure Maa TV does not get it. Allu Aravind is a director of Maa TV is desperately trying to workout the numbers to see if there is anyway they can come up with a similar offer if not a better price to retain the rights. The price offered is believed to be 5.5 Crore.
S S RAJAMOULI'S INTERVIEW ABOUT MAGADHEERA
S S Rajamouli's latest film Magadheera starring Ram Charan Teja (Chiranjeevi's son) and Kajal Agarwal had perhaps one of the biggest openings in Telugu. The reincarnation saga -- a part-period, part modern film -- was lapped up by the audience.
A relaxed Rajamouli spoke about his 'magnum opus' a day after its release. Excerpts:
Are you happy with the way Magadheera has been received? Were you apprehensive about its performance?
I am obviously happy [laughs]. What else can one ask for? My cousin in San Jose said that tickets were priced more than a Hollywood movie. The film has got a tremendous reception. I was not apprehensive though the people's expectations made me tense. Normally I am a cool person and don't get tense before a release but this time the expectations were too much.
When you were entrusted the task of directing Charan by Chiranjeevi garu, did you first think of the reincarnation theme or were there other ideas? Reincarnation is not often used in Telugu cinema. Is that why you chose it?
Actually, I first thought of mythology/folklore at least partly. Charan's image and body language would suit that kind of get-up. The theme of reincarnation has been with my father for quite some time. So when we narrated the story, Chiranjeevi garu okayed it. To reach out to the commercial aspects, we had song, dances and fights. We had the best of both worlds.
Did Chiranjeevi agree to the story? What were his inputs, if any?
He has vast experience and knows everything. He said the story was okay. He gave a few suggestions, more to do with finer nuances and asked we could use if we liked them. We did incorporate a few of them.
Doing such a film, almost a magnum opus, involves great hard work and research even though it's a fantasy tale. How did you do it?
Working hard is a pleasure. I enjoyed every second of it. We did research for the film.
Technically Magadheera is brilliant. Is this why the film has been in the making for two years? How did you achieve the technical brilliance?
The delay happened because of the time it took for the detailing in the film. Second, the stuntmen's strike also delayed the shoot. The main person Kamal, the VFX producer, was linked to 500-600 individuals and companies. It was a huge job. There were many who contributed to this technical brilliance.
You made Charan do a lot of hard work in terms of learning horse racing, sword fighting, bike stunts... Did he do all the serious stunt/fight scenes himself?
Charan is also a horse rider. He had to just brush up horse riding for the film. He did everything himself, every single shot. There was no duplicate used.
How was it directing him?
He's quite a cool guy and is not like a megastar's son. He is normal and down-to-earth.
'I wanted somebody good looking, like a princess...Kajal met those prerequisites'
On what basis did you choose the film's heroine, Kajal Aggarwal?
I saw her first in Lakshmi Kalyanam and liked her work. She was supposed to do Yamadonga but it didn't work out. I wanted somebody good looking, who would look like a princess and who had dates available. Kajal met those prerequisites.
How did you land up doing a love story which I think you are not comfortable doing? Will you do more love stories now that you have done one?
I forced myself to do. I can't avoid or escape. I will do more definitely.
You were tight-lipped about the film before its release? Was this a deliberate decision?
I never discuss the film before the release. After the trailer was released, there was tremendous impact. We also had no time to do anything beyond that.
Would you like to say something about Senthil (DOP), Ravinder (art director) and the editor?
Senthil and Ravi are my two pillars. The kind of detailing they did was enormous. The editor (Rajamouli calls him Chanti) is also my guru. If he would not have edited the film, we couldn't have released it on time. He was not just the editor, he took charge of everything singlehandedly -- all the post-production work.
I must mention Peter Haynes (stunts coordinator) who is a bundle of energy. No one knows he's the stunt coordinator till he comes on the set. He will be meddling around with everything. He knows everything from welding, tinkering to mechanics. He uses all his knowledge to get his shot right. He's the best stunt coordinator we have.
He met with an accident on the sets, had two broken ribs, fractured hands and jaw and lost all his teeth. Within a month, he was back on the sets with his face and body covered in bandages and plaster. He could barely lift his hands to shoot. That was the kind of dedicated technicians I had.
'Keeravani is the main support of Magadheera'
Your wife, Rama's costumes and styling is excellent...
Yes, Kajal looked good. She [Rama] didn't dump her with jewellery and clothes. When the clothes were brought to me, I would ask, is that all and she would say, yes. She's stubborn. In the Bhairavakona episode, a serious scene, she made Kajal wear a dress of baby pink and pista green. When I told her this had to be changed, she didn't budge. She said that Kajal would stand separate and not get mixed up with the others. Though I did not agree at that point initially, later when I saw the edit, I agreed on that.
Keeravani is a constant as far as your music is concerned...
Keeravani is the main support of the film. He's like a doctor who dissects the story -- the good and the bad points, what should be changed, what should not be there. He should have been a mathematician. For Magadheera he made the tunes slow, melodic and classy. There were reports that the music is not good but he had the foresight to see it would go down well with the film.
What was Chiranjeevi's comment after seeing the film?
I showed him the pre-final edit. He liked it immensely. He was thrilled and congratulated the team wholeheartedly. He had a few suggestions. One main one was that the film was a bit lengthy after the 100-men fight sequence and he felt it should be trimmed. We adhered to that suggestion and trimmed the film accordingly.
'I am trying a new genre -- a thriller with no comical acts'
Were you worried at any point that you were doing a high-budget extravaganza?
Just towards the end of the film, I was. We were always given the green signal and told not to think about economics. It was only after the release of the trailer and the hype that I got tense.
A word about the producers...
I was working with Allu Aravind garu for the first time but I had worked with Prasad garu before in Chhatrapati. Prasad garu is also a close friend. The only thing I would like to say is, please don't give me the freedom, for I can't bear it.
What is your next film Maryada Ramana about?
I'm thinking of releasing it by the end of the year. I am trying a new genre -- a thriller with no comical acts but which will nevertheless induce laughter.
Are you happy with the way Magadheera has been received? Were you apprehensive about its performance?
I am obviously happy [laughs]. What else can one ask for? My cousin in San Jose said that tickets were priced more than a Hollywood movie. The film has got a tremendous reception. I was not apprehensive though the people's expectations made me tense. Normally I am a cool person and don't get tense before a release but this time the expectations were too much.
When you were entrusted the task of directing Charan by Chiranjeevi garu, did you first think of the reincarnation theme or were there other ideas? Reincarnation is not often used in Telugu cinema. Is that why you chose it?Actually, I first thought of mythology/folklore at least partly. Charan's image and body language would suit that kind of get-up. The theme of reincarnation has been with my father for quite some time. So when we narrated the story, Chiranjeevi garu okayed it. To reach out to the commercial aspects, we had song, dances and fights. We had the best of both worlds.
Did Chiranjeevi agree to the story? What were his inputs, if any?
He has vast experience and knows everything. He said the story was okay. He gave a few suggestions, more to do with finer nuances and asked we could use if we liked them. We did incorporate a few of them.
Doing such a film, almost a magnum opus, involves great hard work and research even though it's a fantasy tale. How did you do it?
Working hard is a pleasure. I enjoyed every second of it. We did research for the film.
Technically Magadheera is brilliant. Is this why the film has been in the making for two years? How did you achieve the technical brilliance?
The delay happened because of the time it took for the detailing in the film. Second, the stuntmen's strike also delayed the shoot. The main person Kamal, the VFX producer, was linked to 500-600 individuals and companies. It was a huge job. There were many who contributed to this technical brilliance.
You made Charan do a lot of hard work in terms of learning horse racing, sword fighting, bike stunts... Did he do all the serious stunt/fight scenes himself?
Charan is also a horse rider. He had to just brush up horse riding for the film. He did everything himself, every single shot. There was no duplicate used.
How was it directing him?
He's quite a cool guy and is not like a megastar's son. He is normal and down-to-earth.
'I wanted somebody good looking, like a princess...Kajal met those prerequisites'
On what basis did you choose the film's heroine, Kajal Aggarwal?
I saw her first in Lakshmi Kalyanam and liked her work. She was supposed to do Yamadonga but it didn't work out. I wanted somebody good looking, who would look like a princess and who had dates available. Kajal met those prerequisites.
How did you land up doing a love story which I think you are not comfortable doing? Will you do more love stories now that you have done one?
I forced myself to do. I can't avoid or escape. I will do more definitely.
You were tight-lipped about the film before its release? Was this a deliberate decision?
I never discuss the film before the release. After the trailer was released, there was tremendous impact. We also had no time to do anything beyond that.
Would you like to say something about Senthil (DOP), Ravinder (art director) and the editor?
Senthil and Ravi are my two pillars. The kind of detailing they did was enormous. The editor (Rajamouli calls him Chanti) is also my guru. If he would not have edited the film, we couldn't have released it on time. He was not just the editor, he took charge of everything singlehandedly -- all the post-production work.
I must mention Peter Haynes (stunts coordinator) who is a bundle of energy. No one knows he's the stunt coordinator till he comes on the set. He will be meddling around with everything. He knows everything from welding, tinkering to mechanics. He uses all his knowledge to get his shot right. He's the best stunt coordinator we have.
He met with an accident on the sets, had two broken ribs, fractured hands and jaw and lost all his teeth. Within a month, he was back on the sets with his face and body covered in bandages and plaster. He could barely lift his hands to shoot. That was the kind of dedicated technicians I had.
'Keeravani is the main support of Magadheera'
Your wife, Rama's costumes and styling is excellent...
Yes, Kajal looked good. She [Rama] didn't dump her with jewellery and clothes. When the clothes were brought to me, I would ask, is that all and she would say, yes. She's stubborn. In the Bhairavakona episode, a serious scene, she made Kajal wear a dress of baby pink and pista green. When I told her this had to be changed, she didn't budge. She said that Kajal would stand separate and not get mixed up with the others. Though I did not agree at that point initially, later when I saw the edit, I agreed on that.
Keeravani is a constant as far as your music is concerned...
Keeravani is the main support of the film. He's like a doctor who dissects the story -- the good and the bad points, what should be changed, what should not be there. He should have been a mathematician. For Magadheera he made the tunes slow, melodic and classy. There were reports that the music is not good but he had the foresight to see it would go down well with the film.
What was Chiranjeevi's comment after seeing the film?
I showed him the pre-final edit. He liked it immensely. He was thrilled and congratulated the team wholeheartedly. He had a few suggestions. One main one was that the film was a bit lengthy after the 100-men fight sequence and he felt it should be trimmed. We adhered to that suggestion and trimmed the film accordingly.
'I am trying a new genre -- a thriller with no comical acts'
Were you worried at any point that you were doing a high-budget extravaganza?
Just towards the end of the film, I was. We were always given the green signal and told not to think about economics. It was only after the release of the trailer and the hype that I got tense.
A word about the producers...
I was working with Allu Aravind garu for the first time but I had worked with Prasad garu before in Chhatrapati. Prasad garu is also a close friend. The only thing I would like to say is, please don't give me the freedom, for I can't bear it.
What is your next film Maryada Ramana about?
I'm thinking of releasing it by the end of the year. I am trying a new genre -- a thriller with no comical acts but which will nevertheless induce laughter.
Charan fulfilled my absense in movies : Chiranjeevi
Megastar Chiranjeevi is very very happy with the successes of his son's Magadheera film.
He proudly said ' My entire PRP cadre is enjoying the success of Magadheera. This is the biggest hit of industry and made with highest budget.
I am very happy that Charan reached to top so early. My absence in the industry is fulfilled by Charan
Magadheera Record in Dubai & Kuwait
Magadheera got tremendous response in Dubai and Kuwait Magadheera the superhit blockbuster Telugu movie from Geeta Arts banner starring Ram Charan Teja and Kajal Agarwal, has broken all previous Telugu movie records in Kuwait. All shows were sold out on Friday, 31st July and fans were demanding for extra shows. Movie running successfully in all theatres have all shows tickets booking in advance for the next. weeks. TEAM & TGM – Kuwait, express their sincere thanks to Geeta Arts and Phars, Kuwait National Cinema Company who supported us in screening the movie. We are also extremely grateful to the audience who are have made this movie into a blockbuster! Please check with local exhibitors for additional shows and timings.
Advocate’s Case In Court On ‘Magadheera’
t’s not even 24 hours that lyricist Vangapandu Prasada Rao alleged that the Magadheera team has used the content from one of his song without his permission.
While that topic is hot, another person by name Balaji has filed a case on Magadheera team in Machilipatnam District Court. He mentions in his case that the advocates are shown in demeaning style in the movie and that is hurting the feelings of entire advocate community.
Hence, he demands for the unconditional sorry from producer Allu Aravind and director SS Rajamouli who are yet to respond
Kajal Agarwal with Pawan Kalyan
Director Harish Shankar is considering Kajal Agarwal as heroine for Pawan Kalyan’s next movie. This film will be produced by Ganesh Babu who is currently producing Ravi Teja’s Anjaneyulu. Kajal Agarwal joined the big league with the mega hit of Magadheera movie.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
MAGADHEERUDU KI TALAVANCHINA RECORDLU
For example, in a territory like Guntur Pokiri collected a share of 1 crore in 15 days (which was an unbeatable record at that time). Pawan Kalyan’s Jalsa collected a share of 1.16 crores in 1 week and Magadheera amassed a share of 1.16 crores in 3 days.
In a place like Kadapa, Arundhati holds the record for collecting the highest share. And Magadheera movie is going to cross that entire share in the first week itself.
Magadheera was released in 14 screens of Vijayawada city. It created another record in INOX multiplex by playing all five shows in all three screens on day one by collecting record breaking houseful revenues.
Magadheera was released with 101 prints in Nizam and collected a share of 4.5 crores in four days. On the day one itself, it collected 2 crores. Magadheera will collect a share of 7 crores in Nizam in first week itself.
Magadheera is expected to collect around 18 crores of share in the first week itself.
Grand successes of films like Arundhati and Magadheera will inspire Telugu filmmakers to come forward and spend more money on grandeur and quality of film making to dish out rich movies to film lovers.
Magadheera to collect 60 crores share in total run
Magadheera is all set to collect a recording breaking share of 60 crores in the total run, as per the trade reports pouring in from all the centers.Pokiri was the film that have collected over 46 crores in the total run.
Magadheera film was released with unanimous sensational hit talk on the day one and despite of being the biggest release with maximum number of prints in maximum number of screens, it is going housefuls all over the state even on the fifth day. And the trade experts are seeing no drop on revenues in the coming weeks as the movie lovers are waiting for a grand extravaganza after Sankranthi hit Arundhati. And Magadheera is proving to be the movie which Telugu film lovers have been asking for all this while.
Ram Charan Teja took off from where Chiranjeevi left the film industry. And the frenzy and craze for Magadheera movie is double that of Chiranjeevi’s Indra and Tagore in the recent past. Magadheera is being embraced by every movie lover without any (a, b, c, d or multiplex) center bias.
Rajamouli has become Telugu’s Shankar. Shankar’s movies create superb openings as he is known for churning out blockbusters one after another with strong technical values. Rajamouli too is proving to be a man with terrific script sense and ability to adapt Hollywood techniques to mesmerise the crowds of Andhra Pradesh.
Magadheera Release Hungama in DUBAI
Ram Charan's record breaking blockbuster movie Magadheera will be released on 7th August in Dubai but already Megafans from CMYF (Chiru Mega Youth Force), Muscat over there are celebrating the success of this movie.
Magadheera collected Rs.22 crores Gross in 4 days
Magadheera released in more than 1200 screens worldwide and is said to have collected almost 10 crores on day 1 according to sources in filmnagar.Other movies were removed from multiplexes in hyderabad and only this movie was shown on friday as there was excess public demand to see only Magadheera.
With this Geetha arts have set a new trend in history of telugu cinema
Magadheera breaks Jalsa's record in USA
Last year Jalsa has set a big record in USA by making huge collection of Rs 1.5 Cr in first week in only USA.And now that record is going to get broken down by Magadheera.
As trade pundits in USA say, there could be an easy collection of Rs 1.75 Cr by the end of first week for the film.
Magadheera was released with more prints in more cities directly on day 1 itself
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
RAMCHARAN'S Magadheera Bangalore Craze
Article in bangalore mirror
Movie tickets in black returned with a bang in the city and how! Tickets in black for Chiranjeevi’s son Ramcharan Teja’s movie Magadheera were sold for as high as Rs 800. That’s a rise of 1231 per cent, with a balcony ticket usually costing Rs 65.
Surprisingly, some theatres advanced the shows. The morning show was to begin at 11.30 am in a theatre in Bangalore North. However the audience forced the theatre to start the show at 10.30 itself. Those who came to the theatre at 11.30 am had to pay a hefty sum. In another theatre in city centre, there were hardly any tickets available at counters while they were easily available in black.
“The tickets are sold more than 10 times the cost even in the presence of police,” said Anita, a college student. Ravi, another college student, said, “I decided to go for the movie as it was a holiday. However, I was disappointed to hear that tickets were sold out. With no option, I had to shell out Rs 500.”
According to movie analysts, Magadheera is one of the biggest regional language movies released in recent years. The last time tickets were sold for exorbitant prices were for the Rajanikanth starrer Sivaji in 2007. Though, many movies have been released since then, they failed to create an impact on the box office. There has not been any big Telugu film released recently as most filmstars were busy canvassing for politics. With Chiranjeevi, who has a considerable fan following in the City almost announcing retirement from commercial movies, the demand for his son’s movie skyrocketed on Friday.
Costliest movie
Moreover, the movie had created a hype as it is the costliest Telugu movie till date. The production cost has been estimated to be above Rs 35 crore. Magadheera is Teja’s second film
Tickets in black for Chiranjeevi’s son’s movie Magadheera went for Rs 800, more than 12 times their usual price
Posted On Saturday, August 01, 2009
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| The crowd in one of the theatres forced the 11.30 am show of Magadheera to be screened at 10.30 am itself |
Movie tickets in black returned with a bang in the city and how! Tickets in black for Chiranjeevi’s son Ramcharan Teja’s movie Magadheera were sold for as high as Rs 800. That’s a rise of 1231 per cent, with a balcony ticket usually costing Rs 65.
Surprisingly, some theatres advanced the shows. The morning show was to begin at 11.30 am in a theatre in Bangalore North. However the audience forced the theatre to start the show at 10.30 itself. Those who came to the theatre at 11.30 am had to pay a hefty sum. In another theatre in city centre, there were hardly any tickets available at counters while they were easily available in black.
“The tickets are sold more than 10 times the cost even in the presence of police,” said Anita, a college student. Ravi, another college student, said, “I decided to go for the movie as it was a holiday. However, I was disappointed to hear that tickets were sold out. With no option, I had to shell out Rs 500.”
According to movie analysts, Magadheera is one of the biggest regional language movies released in recent years. The last time tickets were sold for exorbitant prices were for the Rajanikanth starrer Sivaji in 2007. Though, many movies have been released since then, they failed to create an impact on the box office. There has not been any big Telugu film released recently as most filmstars were busy canvassing for politics. With Chiranjeevi, who has a considerable fan following in the City almost announcing retirement from commercial movies, the demand for his son’s movie skyrocketed on Friday.
Costliest movie
Moreover, the movie had created a hype as it is the costliest Telugu movie till date. The production cost has been estimated to be above Rs 35 crore. Magadheera is Teja’s second film
Magadheera beats Bollywood Movie Love Aaj Kal
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Love Aaj Kal Grosses 8.25 Crore Nett On Day One
Bollywood Movie Love Aaj Kal has collected 8.25 crore where as our tollywood movie RAMCHARAN'S magadheera has collected above 10 cr.
Boxofficeindia.Com Trade Network
Love Aaj Kal grossed a huge 8.25 crore nett approx on day one on the strength of its multiplex business all over India. The collections on day one were below par in CP Berar, Bihar and slightly below the mark in Nizam ( due to release of Telugu Blockbuster Magdheera). All the rest of India has performed exceptionally well especially Delhi/UP, East Punjab and Mysore. The approx first day circuit breakdowns are as follows.
Mumbai -3.30 crore
Delhi/UP - 1.85 crore
East Punjab - 78 lakhs
West Bengal - 38 lakhs
Bihar - 12 lakhs
CP Berar - 22 lakhs
CI - 20 lakhs
Rajasthan - 36 lakhs
Nizam - 34 lakhs
Mysore - 38 lakhs
Others - 28 lakhs
Love Aaj Kal grossed a huge 8.25 crore nett approx on day one on the strength of its multiplex business all over India. The collections on day one were below par in CP Berar, Bihar and slightly below the mark in Nizam ( due to release of Telugu Blockbuster Magdheera). All the rest of India has performed exceptionally well especially Delhi/UP, East Punjab and Mysore. The approx first day circuit breakdowns are as follows.
Mumbai -3.30 crore
Delhi/UP - 1.85 crore
East Punjab - 78 lakhs
West Bengal - 38 lakhs
Bihar - 12 lakhs
CP Berar - 22 lakhs
CI - 20 lakhs
Rajasthan - 36 lakhs
Nizam - 34 lakhs
Mysore - 38 lakhs
Others - 28 lakhs
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Bollywood Movie Love Aaj Kal has collected 8.25 crore where as our tollywood movie RAMCHARAN'S magadheera has collected above 10 cr.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Hyd Multiplex’s M A G A D H E E R A fever
City lo vunna Multiplexs-Prasadz,Cinemax,Inox,PVR,BIG first 3 days lo 170-180 shows paddayi…ALL SHOWS HOUSEFULL !
Cinemax,Prasadz and Inox da ki 15-17 shows kummaru
Monday Inox and Prasadz 9 shows each vesthunnaru.
City lo 50 odd theaters + Multiplex’s Housefulls tho box office counters ni shake aadinchandu Megaa Dheerudu.
Sudharshan ki pakkane vunna Shanti theater Tuesday varaku advance FULLS.
intha gigantic release pettukoni ala fulls avvtam maamulu vishaym kaadhu.
Hyd and Nizam first week will be the HIGHEST EVER.
Hail Magadheera..Kudos to Megapowerstar Ram Charan !
MIND BLOCKING "MAGADHEERA"
10 కోట్ల షేర్ టచ్ చేసిన మొట్టమొదటి తెలుగుసినిమా ఘరానామొగుడు. ఇప్పుడు ఆ షేర్ ను మగధీర సినిమా ఒక్కరోజులో టచ్ చేసింది.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
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