Biggest Gamble of Indian Cinema to Commence

When the filmmakers invest a lump sum on a film, they would obviously want to take double, triple and more of the investment in the form of collections if they can. We saw what Baahubali did to the box office collections and if that is the case how much should India’s costliest film 2.0 should do?

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And it is not just the 2.0 with a heavy budget over 500 crores to hit screens the next month, but also the Thugs of Hindostan with another high budget of 250 crores is ready to make money this November. Casting wise and the making wise, both the films have the most expectations this month making November the high-priced month for the theatres.

Now, which film would achieve its goal of killing the box offices worldwide is what to be seen. Aamir Khan is a well-versed hand in casting a spell on the collections and Rajini is no new to that too. That would a pretty interesting game to wait and watch.