jrNTR'S Baadshah is living up to its name and turning out to be a Baadshah in breaking pre-release records. Junior NTR and Srinu Vaitla's stylish and comedy entertainer is creating history overseas. Great India Films, which has bought the overseas rights of the film, has planned to release it in 210+ screen in 10 foreign countries. The movie is set to break the record of Mahesh Babu's Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu (SVSC), Ram Charan's Naayak and Prabhas' Mirchi. Baadshah will have a record breaking release in about 120 screens in USA, 11 screens in Canada, 12 screens in Australia, 40 screens in UK/Europe, Middle East 25+ locations, rest of the world 5+ (Tokyo, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Singapore). Total of about 210 centers (could be more by this weekend). This is a biggest release by a huge margin and no other Telugu movie is expected to break this in near future. Some premiere shows of Baadshah will be held in Carmike BigD and Cinemark XD locations on April 4. This will be a must see experience for all movie lovers on the huge wall to wall, roof to floor screens with state of the art sound effects i.e., 22,000 Watts sound system. . The distributors are confident that Baadshah will be the Box Office Baadshah. An official from GIF says, "We thank the cast and crew of Baadshah for making us part of this prestigious project and also thanks all the audience for their continued support in making GIF a Baadshah in overseas distribution. The following are some new records of set by the movie Baadshah: 10 Locations in Bay area 6 Locations in New Jersey 5 Locations in Los Angeles area 4 Locations in Chicago 4 Locations in VA 2 Locations in Sacramento XD and BigD screening for the first time for any INDIAN movie 10 XD screening in Cinemark and 4 BigD Screenings in Carmike A record of about 120 Centers in USA and overall about 210 Centers worldwide (excluding India) 40+ Centers in Europe 25+ Centers in Australia 12 Centers in Australia 11 Centers in CanadA
Friday, 29 March 2013
NTR's Baadshah breaks SVSC, Naayak, Mirchi record
jrNTR'S Baadshah is living up to its name and turning out to be a Baadshah in breaking pre-release records. Junior NTR and Srinu Vaitla's stylish and comedy entertainer is creating history overseas. Great India Films, which has bought the overseas rights of the film, has planned to release it in 210+ screen in 10 foreign countries. The movie is set to break the record of Mahesh Babu's Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu (SVSC), Ram Charan's Naayak and Prabhas' Mirchi. Baadshah will have a record breaking release in about 120 screens in USA, 11 screens in Canada, 12 screens in Australia, 40 screens in UK/Europe, Middle East 25+ locations, rest of the world 5+ (Tokyo, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Singapore). Total of about 210 centers (could be more by this weekend). This is a biggest release by a huge margin and no other Telugu movie is expected to break this in near future. Some premiere shows of Baadshah will be held in Carmike BigD and Cinemark XD locations on April 4. This will be a must see experience for all movie lovers on the huge wall to wall, roof to floor screens with state of the art sound effects i.e., 22,000 Watts sound system. . The distributors are confident that Baadshah will be the Box Office Baadshah. An official from GIF says, "We thank the cast and crew of Baadshah for making us part of this prestigious project and also thanks all the audience for their continued support in making GIF a Baadshah in overseas distribution. The following are some new records of set by the movie Baadshah: 10 Locations in Bay area 6 Locations in New Jersey 5 Locations in Los Angeles area 4 Locations in Chicago 4 Locations in VA 2 Locations in Sacramento XD and BigD screening for the first time for any INDIAN movie 10 XD screening in Cinemark and 4 BigD Screenings in Carmike A record of about 120 Centers in USA and overall about 210 Centers worldwide (excluding India) 40+ Centers in Europe 25+ Centers in Australia 12 Centers in Australia 11 Centers in CanadA
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