Prabhas’ association with UV Creations is no secret in Tollywood. Though Vamsi and Pramod are the faces of the production house, it’s widely known that Prabhas is their backbone. Pramod also happens to be Prabhas’ cousin and best friend.
Now the latest news in tinsel town has it that UV Creations has bought the theatrical rights of Rana Daggubati’s forthcoming film Ghazi in US. It’s learnt that UV has bought the film outright in US for a meagre 2 Crore for both Telugu and Tamil versions.
This has now become talking point in industry circles. These days, the US collections have been fetching a bomb to its distributors. Even the recent Shatamanam Bhavati grossed over 0.5 Million USD despite clashing with biggies like Khaidi No.150 and Gautamiputra Satakarni.
Contrary to it, Rana’s Ghazi is expected to have a solo release. And this is his immediate release after magnum opus Baahubali. Rana has gained good fan base with his stint as Bhallaladeva in Rajamouli’s epic. Naturally, the openings to his Ghazi, that is coming after Baahubali, are expected to be decent.
In addition to it, the film is India’s first-ever underwater film carrying positive vibes. Considering all these factors, it seems quite easy for UV Creations to have good profits. If reviews and word-of-mouth is positive, the film will make a grandslam without a doubt.
Prabhas and Rana Daggubati have become close buddies during Baahubali. Apparently, Prabhas got UV on board for Ghazi only after knowing from Rana on how well the film shaped up.
The film starring Taapsee Pannu is being produced by Matinee Entertainment and PVP Cinema. Debutant Sankalp is testing his luck as director and the film’s Hindi version is being distributed by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions who earlier released Baahubali in Hindi.