The count down has begun for the release of the mega budget film Adipurush. The final trailer of the film was released on 6 May. The trailer was released during a grand event at the Sri Venkateswara University Stadium in Tirupati. Now an interesting thing has come to light regarding this trailer launch.
According to media reports, firecrackers worth about 50 lakhs were burnt in this event. While Rs 2.5 crore was spent on decorating the stadium. On the other hand, Kriti Sanon has charged a fee of Rs 3 crore for working in the film. According to this, both the expenditure incurred on the event and the fee for the work are equal. The budget of Adipurush is around 500 crores. It is said to be the most expensive film ever made. Making a profit of Rs 500 crore is a big challenge for this film.
Now according to a report in Bollywood Hungama, the film has already pocketed 85% of its budget. The film has already earned around 432 crores. 247 crores has been taken out by the film from satellite rights, digital rights and music rights. At the same time, Rs 185 crore has come in the form of theater revenue under the minimum guarantee in the South Circuit.
What is the starcast fee of the film?
As far as the fees of the film’s starcast are concerned, many reports have come out about it. According to some reports, Prabhas has charged more than 100 crores for the film.
At the same time, actor Saif Ali Khan, who plays Lankesh in the film, has been given 12 crores. Kriti Sanon has charged a fee of Rs 3 crore, while Laxman-turned-actor Sunny Singh has charged a fee of Rs 1.5 crore. Sonal Chauhan also has an important role in the film. He has charged 50 lakhs for the film.
What is special about the final trailer of the film?
Some amazing shots of the war sequence have been seen in the trailer. It begins when Ravana abducts Sita Mata. After this, Shriram prepares his army and challenges Ravana to fight. The entire trailer is packed with heavy VFX and action scenes. Apart from this, it also has many excellent dialogues.
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