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In the world of cinema, some stories don't just entertain, they create legacies that not just hold a special place in the heart of cinema lovers but also in the industry as well. From the mystical realms of Avatar to the heroic saga of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, from the epic battles of The Lord of the Rings to the animated wonders of Nezha, these franchises have given shape to redefined global storytelling. But among them, one stands tall, not just for its vision, but for its monstrous budget of Rs 10,000 crore and record-breaking box office success.
With its stunning visuals, gripping storytelling, and unforgettable characters, this franchise earned a special place, not just in the hearts and minds of children but also for all ages who want to watch a cinematic visual treat. Let's know this all-time blockbuster franchise, which is all set to turn into an upcoming television series. An Untouched Legacy Of The Wizard
Here we are talking about the Harry Potter franchise that completely changed the course of magic-driven storytelling format, which is based on J.K. Rowling's powerful novels. The story was based on a boy who inherited a huge legacy from his father and mother as a wizard who is unaware of the hurdles and challenges that he'll be facing in the future. The franchise, which was started in 2001, made its conclusion in 2011 with a satisfying ending. By this time Harry Potter franchise stunned everyone with its exhilarating response and gigantic box office reception. The Beginning Of The Magical Saga
The saga began in 2001 with Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone , where audiences were introduced to a young boy discovering his magical heritage and finding loyal friends in Hermione and Ron . The first film grossed an impressive 317 million dollars worldwide. With each installment, the series grew darker, strengthening its bond with fans.
The second film, The Chamber of Secrets, took things to a different level as the main antagonist of this franchise, Voldemort , becomes the biggest nightmare for Harry while learning about magic and the world of wizards in Hogwarts . As per box office reports it earned 261.99 million dollars worldwide.
After this, in 2004, Prisoner of Azkaban arrived on big screens that became even darker than its first two parts, due to which it earned 249.36 million dollars, which was less than its previous parts. The Shape-Shifter That Became a Game-Changer
The Goblet of Fire , known for its dramatic tournament and shocking twist, collected 290.01 million dollars, which revived this franchise once again due to its stunning visual quality and nail-biting sequence between protagonist and the antagonist. During this part the characters matured and so did the themes, drawing audiences closer to its conclusion.
By the sixth installment, The Half-Blood Prince , the box office surged to 301.96 million dollars. The final chapter was split into two parts: Deathly Hallows Part 1 which earned 295.98 million dollars, while Part 2, with the same name shattered all the records with a whopping 381.01 million dollars, which combinely estimated Rs 63,910 crore (around 8 billion dollars), making it one of the highest-grossing franchises in cinematic history.
The franchise, based on J.K. Rowling's seven novels, was brought to life by four talented directors from Hollywood which including Chris Columbus, Alfonso Cuarón, Mike Newell , and David Yates, as each of them added their unique touch to the wizarding world.