Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi’s ‘Ramayana’ to release in two parts
Nitesh Tiwari’s highly-anticipated magnum opus ‘Ramayana’ is out with an announcement. The film will release in two parts. Details inside.
There are very rare moments, that leave a strong imprint of their existence in history and are remembered for the ages. One such glorious moment for India was lifting the world cup after 28 years in the 2011 world cup under the captaincy of MS Dhoni.
The same moment was witnessed with the release of Yash’s KGF 2 which not only took the Kannada industry to the national level but also left a strong impression of Indian cinema on the global level. With the success of KGF 2, Yash’s craze spread like a wildfire across the nation and above the national boundaries.
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While the film played an important role in bringing back the huge crowd of the audience to the theaters, Yash predominantly introduced his character of Rocky Bhai which went on to become a household name while creating examples of its raging popularity across the nation.
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The rise of Yash’s unprecedented charm across the globe indeed has much relevance with MS Dhoni’s winning the world cup for the nation as both of them made the name of India shine at the global level in their respective fields.
This has certainly been recognized by the netizens who started to make noise on the social media universe while hailing Yash for bringing such magnificent glory to the nation with his films. Some of the netizen’s comments read –
https://twitter.com/AbhiYashCult/status/1589142983945117697
https://twitter.com/YashFC_Delhi/status/1589175976822722560
https://twitter.com/FanpageofYash/status/1589171318574190593
While this phenomenon is widely praised and applauded by people on social media, Yash’s crazy fans take the utmost pride in sharing their love. This glory for Yash is been achieved due to the success of KGF 2 when it collected 54 Cr. in the Hindi market on the very first of its release and went on to capture the international box office with a huge collection of 1200 Cr.
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