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Bahubali - The Conclusion All Languages Update
Bahubali 2: The Conclusion (Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, and Malayalam) has set a record in every state across India, barring Kerala. In Tamil Nadu, the GROSS figures are the highest of all time, but the NETT and distributor share are not. Still, this does mean it has collected the most at the box office in the state.
The previous all-India, all-languages record was 419 crore nett of Bahubali—The Beginning in 2015. This is a huge record and can only be beaten by a Telugu film that works in North India in the near future. The all-India figures of Bahubali 2: The Conclusion till date are as follows:
Hindi: 510 crore
Dubbed: 10 crore (Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam from Mumbai, Delhi/UUP, East Punjab, Rajasthan, CP Berar, CI, West Bengal, Bihar, Assam, Odisha, and Marathwada)
Nizam/Andhra: 270 crore (not including Hindi)
Karnataka/Mysore: 80 crore (not including Hindi)
Tamil Nadu: 110 crore (not including Hindi)
Kerala: 56 crore
GRAND TOTAL: 1036 crore
INDIA GROSS: 1430 crore [including tax]
Overseas: $59,340,000 [INR: 380 crore]
WORLDWIDE GROSS: 1810 crore
Top Fifteen Films With Highest Footfalls Of 2017
2017 saw a film get 5 crore plus footfalls and a film get 3 crore plus footfalls with another close to 2 crore footfalls. The top three films managed to get 10 crore plus admissions and this has not been since 1994 and here it was more because of one film Hum Aapke Hain Kaun which topped 7 crore footfalls. It was a great showing by the top three films in 2017.
If 1994 it was all about Hum Aapke Hain Kaun which set the box office on fire then last year it was about Bahubali - The Conclusion which emerged the biggest blockbuster of this century and the second biggest blockbuster of the last 25 years. 5 crore admissions looked like it was never going to happen again but Bahubali - The Conclusion proved it is still possible. The 510 crore nett business of Bahubali - The Conclusion will be beaten maybe in a couple of years or it may take longer but the real target for a film to be a historic great is the 5 crore plus footfalls. That is the challenge set by Bahubali - The Conclusion.
The top fifteen footfalls of 2017 are as follows. There were two other films which crossed 50 lakhs and those were Mubarakan (51.93 lakhs) and Secret Superstar (50.87 lakhs).
1. Bahubali: The Conclusion - 5,25,22,000
2. Tiger Zinda Hai - 3,08,89,000
3. Golmaal Again - 1,98,46,000
4. Raees - 1,37,82,000
5. Toilet Ek Prem Katha - 1,31,35,000
6. Judwaa 2 - 1,29,74,000
7. Badrinath Ki Dulhania - 1,22,87,000
8. Jolly LLB 2 - 1,16,53,000
9. Tubelight - 1,15,74,.000
10. Kaabil - 91,74,000
11. Fukrey Returns - 74,59,000
12. Baadshaho - 68,61,000
13. Jab Harry Met Sejal - 55,49,000
14. Half Girlfriend - 55,04,000
15. Hindi Medium - 54,72,000
Bahubali - The Conclusion Heads For 100 Days Run
Bahubali 2 - The Conclusion (Hindi) is heading towards a 100 day run as it continues to play in many big cities. Its rare for a film to hit 100 days and even if it does it soes somehow get there it is normally just one screen in either Mumbai or Pune. Here with Bahubali 2 - The Conclusion it could be around 10 screens. The twelfth saw the film i around 25 screens. The film only saw a drop in collections withe release of Tubelight. The distributor share of the film in Hindi is 251 crore and across India in all languages it is 625 crore which is 100 crore more than Dangal plus PK plus Bajrangi Bhaijaan. The weekly figures of Bahubali 2 - The Conclusion (Hindi) till date are as follows.
Week One - 2,46,47,00,000
Week Two - 1,42,52,00,000
Week Three - 69,43,00,000
Week Four - 29,11,00,000
Week Five - 12,41,00,000
Week Six - 5,38,00,000
Week Seven - 2,46,00,000
Week Eight - 1,44,00,000
Week Nine - 39,00,000
Week Ten - 37,00,000
Week Eleven - 14,50,000
Week Twelve - 8,00,000 expected
Grand Total - 5,10,20,50,000 apprx
Week One - 2,46,47,00,000
Week Two - 1,42,52,00,000
Week Three - 69,43,00,000
Week Four - 29,11,00,000
Week Five - 12,41,00,000
Week Six - 5,38,00,000
Week Seven - 2,46,00,000
Week Eight - 1,44,00,000
Week Nine - 39,00,000
Week Ten - 37,00,000
Week Eleven - 14,50,000
Week Twelve - 8,00,000 expected
Grand Total - 5,10,20,50,000 apprx
Bahubali 2 Is The Biggest Hindi Blockbuster This Century
Bahubali 2 - The Conclusion has emerged the biggest Hindi blockbuster
this century as it became a bigger blockbuster than Gadar Ek Prem Katha
(2001). Bahubali 2 has notched up 5.21 crore footfalls in Hindi in five
weeks beating Gadar Ek Prem Katha which was 5.06 crore. These two films
stand head and shoulders above the rest this century with both topping 5
crore footfalls. Dangal lag well behind with 3.61 crore. Bahubali 2 in
Hindi is not the biggest blockbuster ever as there will probably be 8-10
other films topping 5 crore footfalls.
Basically Bahubali 2 (Hindi) is the biggest blockbuster this century. In terms of all time it is probably in the Hindi top ten or at least very close to the top ten. The biggest achievement by Bahubali 2 (Hindi) is that 5 crore footfalls have come after 16 years and it looked as if it would never happen because films were struggling to even get close to 4 crore. This film has shown that blockbusters of epic proportions that can compete with legendary blockbusters are still possible. We were in a period that records were being broken every year or two but Bahubali 2 will change this as when in history a film like this has come then records have stuck for sometime. The hope will be that it does not take another 16 years to have a blockbuster of this level. The biggest Hindi blockbusters of the last 25 years with the adjusted nett gross (the older films are adjusted for 2016 levels as there is no Average Ticket Price for 2017 yet) are as follows.
1. Hum Aapke Hain Kaun - 7,05,00,00,000
2. Bahubali 2 - 5,04,00,00,000 apprx (40 Days)
3. Gadar Ek Prem Katha - 4,82,00,00,000
4. Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge - 4,58,00,00,000
5. Raja Hindustani - 3,90,00,00,000
Bahubali 2 - The Conclusion (all languages) has close to 10 crore footfalls across India which is more than Hum Aapke Hain Kaun though its in four languages compared to the one of Hum Aapke Hain Kaun and even if we add Hum Aapke Hain Kaun in Telugu then Bahubali 2 (all languages) still remains well ahead.
If we take the 10 crore footfalls it still probably is not the biggest blockbuster ever in India as Mother India (1957), Mughal E Azam (1960) and Sholay (1975) will have more footfalls than Bahubali 2 and they were just one format films.
Basically Bahubali 2 (Hindi) is the biggest blockbuster this century. In terms of all time it is probably in the Hindi top ten or at least very close to the top ten. The biggest achievement by Bahubali 2 (Hindi) is that 5 crore footfalls have come after 16 years and it looked as if it would never happen because films were struggling to even get close to 4 crore. This film has shown that blockbusters of epic proportions that can compete with legendary blockbusters are still possible. We were in a period that records were being broken every year or two but Bahubali 2 will change this as when in history a film like this has come then records have stuck for sometime. The hope will be that it does not take another 16 years to have a blockbuster of this level. The biggest Hindi blockbusters of the last 25 years with the adjusted nett gross (the older films are adjusted for 2016 levels as there is no Average Ticket Price for 2017 yet) are as follows.
1. Hum Aapke Hain Kaun - 7,05,00,00,000
2. Bahubali 2 - 5,04,00,00,000 apprx (40 Days)
3. Gadar Ek Prem Katha - 4,82,00,00,000
4. Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge - 4,58,00,00,000
5. Raja Hindustani - 3,90,00,00,000
Bahubali 2 - The Conclusion (all languages) has close to 10 crore footfalls across India which is more than Hum Aapke Hain Kaun though its in four languages compared to the one of Hum Aapke Hain Kaun and even if we add Hum Aapke Hain Kaun in Telugu then Bahubali 2 (all languages) still remains well ahead.
If we take the 10 crore footfalls it still probably is not the biggest blockbuster ever in India as Mother India (1957), Mughal E Azam (1960) and Sholay (1975) will have more footfalls than Bahubali 2 and they were just one format films.
Top Openings India - All Films All Languages
When regional films come into play they have to be compared in GROSS as this is the number collected at the box office which gets distorted with different rates of Entertainment Tax across India. A Tamil film is tax free in Tamil Nadu where most of its revenue comes from while Hindi films have a huge tax of 65% in UP. Also Entertainment Tax is lower generally in the South.
Below are the top fifteen opening day grossers in India. The list includes all films released in India and all figures are GROSS (this is because there are different taxes and while Hindi film variance between NETT and GROSS will be 1-3%, it is much more when compared with South films due to lower taxes). Also all languages included for all films.
1. Happy New Year - 59.12 crore
2. Kabali - 53.96 crore
3. Prem Ratan Dhan Payo - 53.24 crore
4. Sultan - 50.31 crore
5. Bahubali - 49.48 crore
6. Singham Returns - 43.63 crore
7. Dhoom 3 - 42.10 crore
8. Chennai Express - 41.87 crore
9. Khaidi No.150 - 41.75 crore
10. Dangal - 41.33 crore
11. Ek Tha Tiger - 40.94 crore
12. Sardaar Gabbar Singh - 37.10 crore
13. Janatha Garage - 36.48 crore
14. Bajrangi Bhaijaan - 36.42 crore
15. PK - 33.32 crore
2. Kabali - 53.96 crore
3. Prem Ratan Dhan Payo - 53.24 crore
4. Sultan - 50.31 crore
5. Bahubali - 49.48 crore
6. Singham Returns - 43.63 crore
7. Dhoom 3 - 42.10 crore
8. Chennai Express - 41.87 crore
9. Khaidi No.150 - 41.75 crore
10. Dangal - 41.33 crore
11. Ek Tha Tiger - 40.94 crore
12. Sardaar Gabbar Singh - 37.10 crore
13. Janatha Garage - 36.48 crore
14. Bajrangi Bhaijaan - 36.42 crore
15. PK - 33.32 crore
It has to be noted what Kabali and Bahubali have done is get the figures on a non holiday while most of the above Hindi films are holiday releases. Not that Kabali or Bahubali would have done much more if released on holiday as they are doing close to capacity on a non holiday.
Basically the occupancy of Kabali and Bahubali is higher than what the biggest Hindi films have done on a national holiday. Kabali just ran riot in South India just on the name of Rajnikant as hit or flop the superstar just gets bigger and bigger.
Shahrukh Khan film Happy New Year which started this 50 crore GBOC on opening day benchmark. This was followed by Salman Khan and then the biggest of them all Raknikant. This 50 crore figure is the one for any star who has any box office clout and so far only the Three Biggest Stars in India have managed it.
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