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Dragon: NTR-Prashanth Neel Film Closes ₹55 Cr Overseas Deal Before First Look

Dragon: No First Look Yet, But Sensational Pre-Release Business

Dragon is easily one of the most anticipated projects in Indian cinema right now. Starring Man Of Masses NTR in the lead and directed by Prashanth Neel, this high-voltage commercial entertainer is already creating waves — even before the first look is out.

The combination itself is enough to generate massive buzz. With Prashanth Neel known for delivering grand cinematic experiences like the KGF franchise and NTR enjoying strong Pan-India recognition after RRR, expectations are sky-high. The film is also said to be planned as a multi-part franchise.

First Look and Teaser on NTR’s Birthday

Currently, Dragon is progressing on sets. The first look along with a teaser is scheduled to release on May 20, marking NTR’s birthday. The film is expected to hit theatres in the first half of 2027.

Sensational ₹55 Cr Overseas Pre-Release Business

What’s even more shocking is the pre-release business. Despite having no promotional content released so far, the film has reportedly closed a massive deal for North America and UK combined rights at around ₹55 crore advance. This is considered one of the biggest overseas deals ever for a Tollywood film — and even by Indian cinema standards.

Breakeven Targets for Dragon

TerritoryBreakeven Target
North America$11 million+
UK$1 million+

Only a handful of Indian films have managed such numbers in North America. Films like Baahubali 2: The Conclusion, RRR, Kalki 2898 AD, and Pushpa 2: The Rule have crossed the $10 million mark in that territory.

Pan-India Expectations

Not just overseas, Dragon is expected to command phenomenal business across all areas. With the powerful combination of NTR and Prashanth Neel, the film is poised to be a massive theatrical event when it releases in 2027.

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