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Non-Baahubali Records to Be Rewritten as Baahubali The Epic Hits Screens on Oct 31

Baahubali The Epic Set to rewrite all records and time for non baahubali records again

Before Baahubali, there used to be a big battle for industry hits — one industry hit would be surpassed by another hero’s film soon after. Before Baahubali, the industry’s highest grosser was around ₹140 crore. Baahubali shattered that record by a huge margin, collecting ₹600 crore gross worldwide. Even in the Telugu version alone, it collected over ₹300 crore gross.

The target was set so high that no other film seemed capable of challenging Baahubali.A new term was introduced in the industry — “Non-Baahubali Industry Hits and Records.” Every filmmaker began using this phrase in box office posters.Baahubali 2 went on to break the record of Baahubali itself and still remains the biggest grosser in Tollywood. Even if we look at the Telugu version, Rajamouli broke his own Baahubali 2 record later with RRR.

In terms of rereleases also, now Baahubali set to started a new era — forcing the industry to use the term “Non-Baahubali Records.” In re-releases, Mahesh Babu and Pawan Kalyan performed well compared to other stars. Gabbar Singh was the record opener, while Murari and Khaleja became the biggest grossers among re-releases. Now, all these benchmarks are set to be easily broken by Baahubali The Epic, which is scheduled for release on 31st October.

Baahubali The Epic is a single-part film that combines Part 1 and Part 2. The first half covers Part 1 and the second half covers Part 2, with a runtime of around 3 hours and 45 minutes. The film is releasing on 31st October. In the USA, advance bookings have opened to a phenomenal response. It has already crossed $60K in premiere advances with two weeks to go — a trend similar to that of a major tier-2 star’s new release. With this momentum, the film is expected to set new re-release records that no one can surpass in the near future. The trade and fans are now once again using the term “Non-Baahubali Records” for their benchmarks.

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