Ajay Devgn's Singham Returns grosses Rs 92.47cr in four days
Mumbai: Ajay Devgn’s ‘Singham Returns’ is looking to break many box-office records as after starting up with a blast on Independence Day, the film hasn’t yet slowed down as it grossed Rs 15 crore on Monday. This takes film’s domestic collection to Rs 92.47 crore in four days, according to trade analyst Taran Adarsh.
Singham Returns also received a great response in the overseas market as according to Eros Internationals, which distributed the film worldwide, announced recently that it has grossed Rs 15 crore during the first weekend.
Earlier, Rohit Shetty’s directorial venture had surpassed Rs 50 crore mark within two days of its release. The film also stars Kareena Kapoor Khan and Amol Gupte in the leading characters.
Sanjay Kapoor reprises 'Raja' with 'Tevar'
Producer Sanjay Kapoor who is currently filming his mass entertainer 'Tevar' starring Arjun Kapoor, Sonakshi Sinha and Manoj Bajpai is shooting a special song titled 'Lets Celebrate' for the film . If sources are to be believed, it looks like Sanjay is reprising the set of his super hit song from the movie 'Raja' with his upcoming venture 'Tevar'.
While unintentional the set of the song bears an uncanny resemblance with the set of 'Raja’s hit song 'Akhiyan Milau' which also starred Madhuri Dixit. Those present on the set couldn't help but notice many similarities between the sets, from vintage cars to neon lights, to car headlights and wheels suspended from the walls.
Said producer Sanjay Kapoor, "While it wasn't intentional - When I walked in, I was transported back in time".
With a larger than life set and thousand flashlights, the makers of 'Tevar' are making every effort to make 'Lets Celebrate' sung by international rapper Imran Khan and choreographed by Remo , the party anthem of the year.
Eros International & Sanjay Kapoor ‘s 'Tevar' starring Arjun Kapoor ,Sonakshi Sinha and Manoj Bajpai is scheduled to release 9th January 2015.'Tevar' will mark the directorial debut of celebrated ad-filmmaker Amit Sharma.
While unintentional the set of the song bears an uncanny resemblance with the set of 'Raja’s hit song 'Akhiyan Milau' which also starred Madhuri Dixit. Those present on the set couldn't help but notice many similarities between the sets, from vintage cars to neon lights, to car headlights and wheels suspended from the walls.
Said producer Sanjay Kapoor, "While it wasn't intentional - When I walked in, I was transported back in time".
With a larger than life set and thousand flashlights, the makers of 'Tevar' are making every effort to make 'Lets Celebrate' sung by international rapper Imran Khan and choreographed by Remo , the party anthem of the year.
Eros International & Sanjay Kapoor ‘s 'Tevar' starring Arjun Kapoor ,Sonakshi Sinha and Manoj Bajpai is scheduled to release 9th January 2015.'Tevar' will mark the directorial debut of celebrated ad-filmmaker Amit Sharma.
Shahid Kapoor to revive career with ‘Magadheera’ remake
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Shahid Kapoor, who will be seen in Haider, is set to star in remake of Ram Charan Teja’s 2008 blockbuster Magadheera.
It seems that After Salman, Akshay, Shah Rukh Khan and Ajay Devgn, Shahid is also relying on South remake to survive in the industry.
According to the sources, Sajid Nadiadwala has brought the remake rights of the Telugu film and offered the role to Shahid Kapoor.
Sources said that Shahid has given his approval for the movie despite of busy schedule.
South blockbusters have played major role in B-town actors to revive their sliding career and survive in the tinsel town. From Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar and Ajay Devgn, they got rebirth on silver screen just because of South movies. Salman Khan, who gave seventh hits in a row, got life after doing Wanted, which was a remake of a south blockbuster. Even his recently blockbuster Kick is also a Telugu remake. Shah Rukh Khan’s Chennai Express which was a south remake also provided life to dwindling career of King Khan. Akshay Kumar’s Rowdy Rathore and Ajay Devgn’s Singham and Singham Returns were also Hindi remakes of south movies.
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