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Shubhangini is a graduate in Political Science Honours from DU and currently pursuing her masters in Journalism and Mass Communication. She is an avid reader with a fun loving attitude.
There was a time when there wasn’t much audience for such films in the Indian market and one used to feel that these movies were a little too far-fetched and their story ideas were bizarre.
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Two of the biggest sequels of the year, ‘Baahubali 2: The Conclusion’ and ‘Jolly LLB 2’ have already released. The two sequels raked in better collection numbers at the box office than their prequels
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Food trucks are a flourishing business these days. Food truck festivals are being organized that generate a lot of positive word of mouth for the event organizer as well for the food trucks.
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With more and more people acquiring smartphones and internet connections and Indian economy experiencing a major digital push by the government, the OTT industry is here to stay.
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‘Baahubali 2: The Conclusion’ currently holds the record of the highest Indian grosser at the domestic market and hopes to break the record of Aamir Khan’s Dangal in China.
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This step taken by the franchise has come as a result of a long going legal battle between Connaught Plaza Restaurants (CPRL) and McDonalds as a result of which the CPRL board has decided to shut outlets in New Delhi.
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With a global box office collection of Rs 2000 crore, ‘Dangal’ has beaten the record of the worldwide collection recorded by ‘Baahubali 2’.
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The film only managed to collect Rs 13.50 crore on its fifth day (27 June), taking the total collections of the film at the domestic box office to Rs 97.36 crore.
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‘Kahaani’ (2012) was a huge blockbuster that grossed around Rs 75 crore at the box office but when taking things into comparison, ‘Kahaani 2’ that released last year only managed to gross under Rs 35 crore till its third weekend.
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Apart from ‘Baahubali 2: The Conclusion’ that has completed 8 weeks at the box office and is still running in theatres across the country, the film industry hasn’t managed to muster up the business that it does every year, now that we are already halfway into the year.
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