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Avengers: The final was at the height of the hype as the film opened in India to more than a crore of 53.10 Rs. The initial number of 2500 screens increased to 2850 as and as the day progressed on Friday.
Although some in the trade are very happy because local distributors are earning money, movie industry watchers see it as a serious threat to Bollywood movies. "Hollywood has invaded India in a big time and it seems that Indian films will now suffer. This is the beginning of a dangerous trend as Indian films will suffer in the long term now. China has previously limited the release of films from other countries to save its film industry, and India may also have to do so, "says Rajesh Vasani, an experienced industry observer, from Paras Publicity.
The inaugural Avengers: Endgame collections for the first time in India are the third films like Baahubali and 2.0, stating clearly that the three most popular films are not produced by Bollywood. "The film should collect more than 300 crores of rupees. Some even hope to receive 350 to 400 crores of rupees at the box office. This clearly indicates that the content works. No matter who produces it – Bollywood, Hollywood or Tollywood – content that may please the public, content that can drive it to the cinema will always work. By the end of the day, even the public will only see what they want, "says Atul Mohan, editor at Complete Cinema.
Even though Avengers was leaked online by the famous Tamilrockers hack site a day before the release of the film in India. it did not spoil the film's perspective as people gathered to watch the movie. "Manufacturers will not lose a lot of money because of hackers because Avengers is a big-screen movie. You can see the special effects and the action of the film in a big way only on the big screen; it is not a movie that we can watch on TV screens, forget the laptop or computer screens. Real fans of Avengers will not want to watch a pirated copy of poor quality. The film also lasts three hours. So it's difficult to see such a big film on the phone of poor quality and distributors are not so disturbed, "says Atul Mohan. The industry observer, Rajesh, adds that films released in the coming weeks will be in trouble. "Of course, no one will get good screens if Avengers is fine. Not only Setters and Blank, but the production of Karan Johar – Year 2 student – may need to take a few less screens if the Avengers storm surpbades the second week, "he says. .
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Meanwhile
Avengers: Endgame has managed the impossible by collecting an impressive number of crores of rupees from the first day. Even if we were still waiting for a good start, a Hollywood movie beating big Bollywood players in his own backyard is simply amazing. The film exceeded the collections of early Hindi films such as Thugs of Hindostan [Rs 52.25 crores] Happy New Year [Rs 44.97 crores] and Prem Ratan Dhan Payo [Rs 40.35 crores]. However, these Khan-stars fell on the second day. But judging by the current performance of the Hollywood superhero movie, it would only increase in numbers. Kalank went in the opposite direction after a very good opening of crore of Rs 21.60. While the figures of the first week have almost exceeded the crore of Rs 75, the film now turns to life, near the crore of 80 rupees. The film provoked many negative reactions, especially on social networks. It follows that the film now finishes far from the 100 crores club, which corresponded to the minimal expectations of the films Varun Dhawan and Alia Bhatt. Fortunately, he has done better abroad. Tashkent's records managed to keep up by collecting 4.22 crore rupees during its second week, which is better than the first week's pickups of 3.50 crore Rs. We do not see this kind of trend, but the investigative thriller was appreciated and this allowed its number of screens to double to about 450 screens. Badla is now withdrawing from the theaters, but with 90 crores of rupees. The film entered its eighth week in a selection of theaters and finished 50 days at the box office. A remarkable achievement in the present era.
Contribution of Joginder Tuteja
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