The amazing trailer of Allu Arjun’s ‘Pushpa 2’ has arrived on 17th November. Yesterday at 5 pm, a grand trailer launch event took place in Patna, after which the trailers of all languages came on YouTube. The trailer had everything that was demanded by the public. There is still suspense and some part of the story has not been revealed.
Trailers of all languages are performing well on YouTube. But at number one is the Telugu trailer, which has got 42 million views in just 17 hours. The Hindi trailer has been watched by 30 million people. Let’s see the response to the trailer in all languages.
| Language | Views (17 hours) |
| Hindi | 30 million |
| Telugu | 42 million |
| Tamil | 3.8 million |
| Malayalam | 561 thousand |
| Bengal | 436 thousand |
| Total Views: Rs 7.7 crore |
Not only this, the Hindi trailer of ‘Pushpa 2’ is trending at number one. More than 42 thousand people have commented on this trailer. And 1 million people have liked this trailer. Its song and teaser also got a similar response. But the trailer has broken all the old records. It has also become the fastest trailer to get 40 million views on YouTube.
Now consider Rs 1000 crore as confirmed!
If you have to praise the trailer in one line, it would be like this – explosive visuals, intense background score and power packed performance of Allu Arjun. Seeing this trailer, the expectations of the fans must have increased more than before. And the response the trailer is getting on YouTube. This film is going to shatter big records.
It has already been estimated that this film is going to collect more than Rs 250 crore on the first day. If this happens then without much effort it will reach close to Rs 1000 crore. The film has already printed crores of rupees before its release. Let us know about the rights of ‘Pushpa 2’.
1. Theatrical rights of ‘Pushpa 2’ have been sold for Rs 660 crores.
2. Non-theatrical rights have been sold for Rs 425 crore.
3. Netflix has bought the OTT rights of ‘Pushpa 2’
4. Music rights were sold for Rs 65 crore and satellite rights were sold for Rs 65 crore.
