In the area, Pushpa 2 has made a total of Rs. 135 crore nett at the box office, while Baahubali 2 has made Rs. 123 crore.
It is almost time for Pushpa 2 to become the highest-grossing Hindi movie ever made in India. The movie has made Rs. 552.50 crore nett after 14 days in theaters, now lagging behind Jawan (Rs. 558 crore) and Stree 2 (Rs. 580 crore). However, compared to the other two films, South India's participation was lower, which accounts for this disparity. The actual scope of the box office phenomenon is shown when comparing circuit numbers from the Hindi belt, and Central India is the region where it is most noticeable.Central India is typically defined in Bollywood trade as a circuit that includes Western Madhya Pradesh. The geographical center of the nation, which includes portions of Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh, is referred to in this article. Gujarat is technically in Western India, however it is included because of its closeness to the central area and shared tastes in movies.
Pushpa 2 has surpassed Baahubali 2 to become the highest-grossing film in Central India ever. Compared to Baahubali 2's Rs. 123 crore, the region's total receipts are Rs. 135 crore nett. It is anticipated that Pushpa 2 will ultimately increase the disparity by more than Rs. 175 crore, reaching Rs. 190 crore.To paint a dismal picture for Bollywood, only two other films—Gadar 2 (Rs. 119 crore) and Stree 2 (Rs. 106 crore)—have made over Rs. 100 crore in Central India.
Pushpa 2 is currently the most grossing film in Gujarat and CP Berar, and it is expected to become the highest grossing film in Central India today.
The following are the Circuits' top nett-grossers:
Gujarat
CP Berar
CI
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