Mahesh Babu's movie Khaleja achieves a new record as the biggest Telugu re-release, exceeding Prabhas's Salaar: Part 1 - Ceasefire in earnings.
Mahesh Babu's cult classic film, "Khaleja," directed by Trivikram Srinivas, is making a grand comeback in theaters. The film, originally released in 2010, has been remastered in a 4K version and is now showcasing the enduring appeal of well-crafted Telugu entertainment.
The re-release of "Khaleja" is generating significant buzz, with fans eager to experience the magic of Mahesh Babu and Trivikram Srinivas' collaboration on the big screen, especially in its newly remastered 4K and Dolby Atmos sound format.
The film, which co-stars Anushka Shetty and falls under the fantasy-action-comedy genre, has already shattered records with remarkable pre-sales. In India, advance sales for "Khaleja" have surpassed Rs 3.50 crore, setting a record for pre-sales of a re-release in Telugu cinema history.
The re-release of "Khaleja" is captivating audiences not just in India, but also abroad. In North America, the film grossed an impressive $51,058 (Rs 43 lakh) from 96 locations on May 29. This strong performance is expected to continue, with industry experts anticipating that "Khaleja" will maintain its strong performance both domestically and internationally.
The re-release of "Khaleja" is demonstrating that classic titles can still attract audiences and set new records with effective marketing and presentation. The film officially hits theaters on May 30, with special night shows scheduled for May 29.
Meanwhile, Mahesh Babu is gearing up for his next venture with SS Rajamouli, a project that has already generated significant buzz prior to its official launch. Fans are eagerly awaiting more details about this upcoming collaboration between two of the biggest names in Telugu cinema.
The re-release of "Khaleja" is a testament to Mahesh Babu's enduring star power and the timeless appeal of well-crafted Telugu entertainment. As the film continues to break records and captivate audiences, it serves as a reminder of the lasting impact of quality films in the industry.
