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:marseykino: Second major sci fi looks like it'll finally end the damage Ra.One did

https://youtube.com/watch?v=lx9mshyoBwc

@cyberdick I have to say ascent of Telugu industry has done amazing things for Indian cinema :marseyclapping:Don't remember being this hyped to watch anything from Bollywood ever.

They built this car themselves

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ascent of Telugu industry

It's been a slow and painful journey. There was a time during 2000s it was nothing but absolute dreck.

I think millennials finally getting the reigns changed it up a bit.

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nah Chriranjeevi & Nagarjun were the peak

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Your migrant community def helped with funding too, movies like Bahubali are just so far beyond scale at which regional cinema thought. I think Bahubali was first movie that made a lot of theaters consider airing a Telugu movie lol. Simultaneous hindi dub releases should be standard for all major releases in regional cinema from now on but the r-slurs in Bengali industry know they can't compete outside their captive audience anyway. :marseysad: Last time I watched a local movie was probably 4 or 5 years back, its gotten so bad.

Generally its so little effort to dub in another language and release I don't know why its not more common in India, not like regional cinema anywhere is voluminous enough to keep Hindi out. Hindi could have taken over a lot of regional cinemas too if it started dubbing in other languages. Stuff like bhojpuri industry should be wiped out, bhojpuris ideally should be wiped out.

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Yeah, Telugu diaspora abroad is a massive audience. When I first moved to the US I had to drive like 2 hours to find a theater that showed a Telugu movie.

Now you can find all sorts of Indian movies at regular theater chains.

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