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Robinhood Budget, Censor and Business Details

But the shooting took longer than expected, and some reshootings and Warner's addition made the budget go beyond 70 Cr. Nithin's Robinhood budget, censor, and business details are out, and the movie was censored with a U/A rating and a runtime of 156 minutes and 49 seconds. This is a normal runtime for commercial films. Coming to the business, the competition affected the film a lot, and distributors also had a lot of negotiations with the producers. In the Andhra area, the ratio was expected to be around 15 Cr for the budget, but it went down to 12 Cr, and now the final ratio is said to be in the range of 10 Cr.

Robinhood is a very crucial film in Nithin’s career, as after Bheeshma he continually scored box office failures, and the team did very aggressive promotions to bring audiences to the theaters. The recent release trailer also received a good response. Robinhood budget, censor, and business details are out now.

The main concern for the film is the release date, as it faces tough competition from a blockbuster sequel, MAD Square, which is arriving on the same day. The film was made on a staggering budget of 70 Cr. The team initially planned for between 50 and 55 Cr. 

But the shooting took longer than expected, and some reshootings and Warner’s addition made the budget go beyond 70 Cr. Nithin’s Robinhood budget, censor, and business details are out, and the movie was censored with a U/A rating and a runtime of 156 minutes and 49 seconds. This is a normal runtime for commercial films.

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Coming to the business, the competition affected the film a lot, and distributors also had a lot of negotiations with the producers. In the Andhra area, the ratio was expected to be around 15 Cr for the budget, but it went down to 12 Cr, and now the final ratio is said to be in the range of 10 Cr.

Robinhood’s ceded business is valued at approx. 3.5 Cr, while the producers are releasing the film on their own in Nizam. Altogether, the theatrical business of the film is valued at 26 Cr – 27 Cr. The non-theatrical rights have been bought by Zee Group.

The producers are at a risk with this business as the film needs to do big numbers. Venky Kudmula’s directorial needs to collect a theatrical share of around 40 Cr to become a safe venture for producers.

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