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Has Charan trumped both Mahesh & Pawan?

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,February 21 2018]

If the buzz in Film Nagar is to be believed, the Hindi version's satellite rights of the Boyapati Srinu-Ram Charan movie have been sold for Rs. 22 Cr. This is by far the sexiest deal in the history of TFI, barring 'Baahubali' films, which were dubbed for a theatrical release in Hindi.

'Bharat Ane Nenu' was recently reported to have surpassed 'Agnyaathavaasi' in terms of satellite rights. It was said that PSPK25 had fetched the makers something like Rs. 31 Cr in terms of satellite rights for the Telugu and dubbed Hindi versions. As for 'BAN', it's believed a prominent General Entertainment Channel shelled out Rs. 39 Cr for satellite rights. This includes the rights for the Hindi version, too.

In the case of 'BAN', disaggregated figures for the two languages are not available.

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