It is very well known to everyone that the most awaited movie of Prabhas – Om Raut’s Adipurush is just 5 days away from its worldwide release. The expectations around the movie are sky-high, be it in the Prabhas fans, neutral audience or even the trade circles. The expectations and predictions of the trade circles regarding the collections of Adipurush in northern India were high, and it got a massive start in Hindi as the advance bookings have started on a strong note. However, the Telugu States bookings are yet to begin and behind that there is a strong reason.
The advance bookings of Adipurush are opened in all languages excluding Telugu as In both the Telugu states the buyers are waiting for ticket hike permission as the movie is a big budget pan-Indian film, the team has applied to the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Governments for maximum ticket price hike and special shows permissions as well.
As soon as the official update comes regarding the ticket price hike, the bookings in the Telugu States too will be started. Apart from being a Pan Indian movie and based on the epic Ramayana, Adipurush is also the only third big film from the Telugu Film Industry this year, so the openings will be definitely massive.
Adipurush, the modern adaptation of the epic Ramayana, is directed by Om Raut and produced on a massive scale by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Om Raut, Prasad Sutar and Rajesh Nair of Retrophiles. Prabhas will be seen as Lord Ram in the film, while Kriti Sanon appears as Janaki. Sunny Singh plays the role of Lakshman and Deva Dutta Nage plays Lord Hanuman. Bollywood Actor Saif Ali Khan will be seen as Raavan. Adipurush releases in theaters on June 16, 2023.
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