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Highest budget movies

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 HIGHEST BUDGET MOVIES IN INDIA: India's film industry is a powerhouse of creativity and innovation, continuously pushing the envelope with its storytelling, technological advancements, and artistic endeavors. Over the years, several Indian films have achieved monumental success, not only in terms of box office collections but also in the sheer scale of their production budgets. Let's explore the highest budget movies in India, which have set new benchmarks in the industry. 1. 2.0 (2018): *BUDGET: 543 CRORE (APPROX $76 MILLION) *DIRECTOR: S.SHANKAR *CAST:  RAJINIKANTH, AKSHAY KUMAR, AMY JACKSON DETAILS: "2.0," a sequel to the 2010 blockbuster "Enthiran," is the most expensive film ever made in India. This Tamil-language science fiction film features Rajinikanth in dual roles and Akshay Kumar as the antagonist. The film is renowned for its cutting-edge visual effects, world-class technology, and a compelling storyline that revolves around the battle between g...
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'Garudan movie' box office collection (20 crores in 4 days)

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  Introduction : ' Garudan' is a 2024 Indian Tamil-language action thriller film written and directed by R. S. Durai Senthilkumar, from a root story by Vetrimaaran. It is jointly produced by Vetrimaaran's Grass Root Film Company and K. Kumar's Lark Studios. The film stars Soori, M. Sasikumar and Unni Mukundan in the lead roles. Headline News : Garudan movie review: RS Senthikumar's film, in essence, is a reiteration of the Karnan story from Mahabharata, only here the underdog friend is not blinded by loyalty. Box Office Report :According to the trade reports, 'Garudan' grossed Rs. 18 crore at the end of the weekend, and director durai senthilkumar has confirmed the box office number by reposting a tweet stating the box office number.As per the latest trade report from cinetrak, 'Garudan' grossed around Rs 3 crore on monday (day 4), and the overall collection of the film is estimated to be around Rs 21 crore.  COLLECTION DAY WISE: Day 1 (friday) = 3.5...
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