RRR completes 100 days in Japan, surpasses Rajinikanth in earnings

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SS Rajamouli’s blockbuster film RRR, which was released in the month of March last year, was released in Japan in the month of October last year. At the time of release of this film in Japan, it was being said that it would succeed in breaking the record of Rajinikanth’s film Muthu released three decades ago. RRR created havoc in Japan after its release. The film proved to be India’s biggest successful film at the Japanese box office. It has completed its 100-day run at the theatres, surpassing Rajinikanth’s Muthu. How surprising that RRR, which did a worldwide business of more than 1100 crores, could not complete 100 days in theaters in India, but did it in Japan.

After completing 100 days in Japanese cinemas, director SS Rajamouli has expressed his gratitude to the fans in a tweet. Film director SS Rajamouli recently wrote in a tweet, back to those days where a film ran for 100 days. Running for 175 days is a big deal. The business structure has changed over time. Those lovely memories were gone. But the Japanese audience is giving us a chance to relive that moment again. love you japan

The interesting thing is that after making a name for itself worldwide, this film is also earning a bang at the worldwide box office. The film has so far collected a total of Rs 45 crore from the Japanese box office as well. Not only this, with this the film became the highest Indian grosser movie to release at the Japanese box office. Also, RRR has left behind Superstar Rajinikanth’s film Muthu, which became the biggest hit of all time in Japan. With this, another big record has been added to the name of Indian cinema.

Significantly, RRR’s blockbuster song Natu-Natu was recently awarded the Golden Globe Award. Now this song is also in the race for Oscars. The song of this film has also been nominated in the Best Original Song category at Oscars 2023. Now everyone’s eyes are on March 13. Where the winners of Oscars 2023 will be announced.

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