Salaar: Will Prabhas’ coveted ₹1,000-crore run remain a dream?

Regarding the Telugu version, Salaar: Part 1-Ceasefire has achieved the status of a non-Baahubali industry hit, and it has a chance to surpass the collections of Baahubali: The Beginning.

Overseas buyers have profited, and there are optimistic prospects for breaking even in North India too.

However, unlike films like Pathaan and Jawan — released in 2023, Salaar might not reach the coveted ₹1,000-crore mark.

Unlike Ranbir Kapoor’s Animal, there’s a slim chance of the Prabhas-starrer reaching the ₹800-crore mark at the box office.

The primary reason for this is the lack of promotional efforts by Salaar team.

Netizens believe that the collections could have easily surpassed ₹1,000 crore with some post-release promotions. However, as of now, Salaar grossed over ₹625 crore.

With the release of more films during Sankranthi, finding theatres has become challenging. Therefore, Salaar has to accumulate its collections within this week or the next 10 days.

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