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Khaleja re-release box office Day 2: Mahesh Babu's film hunts records globally

Khaleja re-release box office Day 2: Mahesh Babu's film hunts records globally

India Today2 days ago

Mahesh Babu's 'Khaleja' re-release has made a booming start at the box office worldwide. The film has emerged as the third-biggest Indian re-release by having a smashing opening at around Rs 6.75 crore gross.The film recorded a fabulous business in North America, and opened at Rs 5.75 crore gross back home. 'Khaleja' re-release scored the third-biggest opening worldwide after Thalapathy Vijay's 'Ghilli' (Rs 7.75 crore) and Pawan Kalyan's 'Gabbar Singh' at Rs 7 crore, reported the trade website Sacnilk.advertisementThe film performed fabulously during its pre-sales business also. It collected over Rs 3 crore during advance booking for the opening day in India, and welcomed solid response on spot booking. It is now expected to give a solid performance on Sunday at the box office.
The craze is such that Mahesh Babu fans are making everything possible for the film to gain more attention. On Friday, the opening day, a fan entered with a snake in a theatre in Vijayawada. He seemed to have been inspired by a scene in the movie that shows Mahesh Babu walking in the desert with a snake.Directed by Trivikram Srinivas, 'Khaleja' also stars Anushka Shetty in the lead. Actors Prakash Raj, Shafi, Sunil, Subbaraji, Rao Ramesh and Ali, among others, also appear in important roles. It is the story of a taxi driver who is treated as God's own child who arrived to protect the village from a mysterious disease.It was re-released on May 30.Must Watch

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