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Prabhas and Prithviraj Sukumaran’s action-packed film, ‘Salaar,’ has made a grand return to theaters, igniting excitement among fans. Despite the buzz, its re-release pre-sales haven’t surpassed some of the Telugu film industry’s top re-releases. The film sold over 1.36 lakh tickets across India, generating ₹1.73 crore in gross revenue from pre-sales.
Salaar’s Position Among Telugu Re-Releases
In the realm of Telugu cinema re-releases, ‘Salaar’ secured the fourth spot in ticket pre-sales. It trailed behind ‘Gabbar Singh’ with 1.75 lakh tickets, ‘Murari’ with 1.66 lakh, and ‘Businessman’ with 1.45 lakh tickets sold in advance.
Salaar’s Standing Among Indian Film Re-Releases
When considering Indian film re-releases, ‘Salaar’ didn’t make it into the top five for ticket pre-sales. The list is led by ‘Interstellar,’ which sold 2.34 lakh tickets, followed by ‘Gabbar Singh,’ ‘Murari,’ ‘Businessman,’ and ‘Sanam Teri Kasam’ with 1.34 lakh tickets.
Box Office Expectations for Salaar’s Re-Release
While ‘Salaar’ may not have set new records in advance ticket sales, its re-release still showcases the enduring popularity of Prabhas and the film itself. The true measure of its success will be determined by its overall box office performance during this re-release period. Fans and industry watchers are keenly awaiting the opening day collections to see how ‘Salaar’ fares against other successful re-releases like ‘Ghilli,’ ‘Sanam Teri Kasam,’ ‘Tumbbad,’ ‘Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani,’ ‘Murari,’ and ‘Gabbar Singh.’
Conclusion
‘Salaar’s’ re-release has undoubtedly stirred excitement among fans, leading to impressive ticket sales. Although it hasn’t broken previous pre-sales records, the film’s performance at the box office during this period will be the ultimate indicator of its success. All eyes are now on the opening day collections to see if ‘Salaar’ can surpass the benchmarks set by other notable Indian film re-releases.
