India' highest rating movie has no big stars, recovered it's budget in just 2 days, name is...
If you are wondering which movie we are talking about, it is none other than Mahavatar Narasimha. The mythological drama is an animated film based on scriptures. Helmed by Ashwin Kumar, the movie has created a stir among the audience. After a very long time, an animated movie is making audiences go gaga. Mahavatar Narasimha Budget and Box Office Collection
Made for Rs 4 crore, the movie has managed to gross Rs 64 crore worldwide in just 8 days. The cherry on top is its rating—Mahavatar Narasimha has received a 9.6 IMDb rating, which is considered the highest-rated film so far. IMDb Highest Rated Movies
This film has surpassed many others. Talking about the top Indian highest-rated films, before Mahavatar Narasimha, Vikrant Massey's 12th Fail had 8.7, Golmaal had 8.5, Nayakan had 8.6, Anbe Sivam had 8.6, 3 Idiots had 8.4, and Apur Sansar had 8.4.
Beating all these films, Mahavatar Narasimha is the only one with an IMDb rating of 9.6. This film has achieved India's number one spot on IMDb by surpassing many big films at the box office.
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