BAN On A Storm At The Overseas:

Superstar Mahesh Babu’s recent outing Bharat Ane Nenu is on a collecting spree in all the areas of its release. At the overseas, the movie is minting thousands of dollars every day on the way of creating new records. Updated information regarding this flick’s revenue would explain everything.

If we think about the name Overseas, Mahesh Babu is the first hero who comes to every movie lovers’ mind. Despite hits and flops, his movies open up with stunning premiers on day one. If they prove to be a good movie, the result is a minimum collection of 2 million dollars. Such hero who has a huge fan base at the US disappointed them with the past two movies. But with the BAN, Mahesh provided them a feast for their eyes with a clean Political entertainer. With a hit talk, the movie collected $ 1.41 million and fell short of smashing Khaidi No: 150 and Baahubali-1 along with premiers. Good weekend of Saturday and Sunday pushed this flick to go past magical 2 million dollars in just three days. Adding Monday collections and early morning shows of Tuesday, trade analysts confirm that BAN has crossed $ 2.5 million and went past the full run collections of Khaidi No:150.

The movie already is the highest grosser of Mahesh for the opening weekend in the domestic region and is on the way to smash his own record of Srimanthudu. For now, BAN stands at the fifth position only after Baahubali-1,2, Rangasthala, and Srimanthudu. Looking at the trade dynamics, this movie has enough chances to end up as the third highest grosser ever of Telugu movies at the overseas. Mahesh once again proved his stamina and etched his name on top of overseas Telugu heroes.

Sensible director Koratala Siva has helmed this project perfectly. DVV Danayya has bankrolled this project with a lavish budget. Kiara Advani of MS Dhoni fame romanced Mahesh for the first time. Rockstar DSP has scored rocking album and breathtaking background

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