THE sequel to Tanu Weds Manu
starring Kangana Ranaut and R Madhavan is now Bollywoods 12th biggest
hit of all times in the domestic market. Notably, the films net
collection of Rs 114 crore so far, means it has ensured a 368 per cent
profit for its producers, considering it was made on a paltry budget of
Rs 31 crore. The whopping figures indicate it is one of the most
profitable films in Indian cinema ever.
The global lifetime gross of the Aanand L Rai-directed film currently
stands at Rs 145 crore after four weeks even as cineplexes report brisk
tickets sales in its current, fifth-week run.Despite ABCD 2 opening fabulously at the box office, the business of Tanu Weds Manu Returns has not been affected. The next couple of weeks will see the release of the medium-budget films like Guddu Rangeela , directed by Jolly LLB maker Subhash Kapoor, and the CGI-loaded mythological drama Baahubali, which means Tanu Weds Manu Returns could lose some screens at the theatres.
The trade expects the film to cross Rs 150 crore in lifetime gross by the time Salman Khan's Bajrangi Bhaijaan hogs all screens on July 16.
Tanu Weds Manu Returns reunites Kangana and Madhavan for the first time since they appeared together in the first film, Tanu Weds Manu, in 2011.
That film was a surprise hit at the multiplexes, prompting director Rai to plan a sequel. He had originally thought of a twoheroine project but later decided to cast Kangana in a double role, as Tanu and her lookalike Datto, who poses threat to the marital relationship of Tanu and Manu.
Apart from Kanganas double role, the sequel also has some brilliant performances by Madhavan, Deepak Dobriyal, Jimmy Shergill, KK Raina and Mohammad Zeeshan Ayyub.
Unconfirmed reports have hinted at a third part being announced soon.
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auto-scribes not to sit up and take notice when a business magnate such
as Mukesh Ambani makes an upgrade in his garage - that too when it's
from one armoured vehicle to another. The Reliance Industries Limited
chairman and MD will now be ferried around in the uber-secure S 600
Guard from Mercedes-Benz. In terms of security, the purchase is
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It's hard for us
auto-scribes not to sit up and take notice when a business magnate such
as Mukesh Ambani makes an upgrade in his garage - that too when it's
from one armoured vehicle to another. The Reliance Industries Limited
chairman and MD will now be ferried around in the uber-secure S 600
Guard from Mercedes-Benz. In terms of security, the purchase is
definitely an upgrade from the armoured BMW 7 Series that was only
recently added to the RIL fleet. The VR9 rating of the car should be
indication enough of all that the car... Read More
Read more at: http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/wheels/reliance-purchases-mercedes-benz-s-600-guard-for-chairman-mukesh-ambani_1610601.html?ref=yfp&utm_source=ref_article
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