Success Scale of HAHK vs BAHUBALI 2

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jibber-jabber

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Posted: 8 years ago

#51

Originally posted by: Udan-Khatola

Jib Jab hates the taste of medicine as her fav Deepika is going through low phase nah

Matlab kuch bhi? Argue karna hai toh logic toh lao. 😆

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DJGabbar

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Posted: 8 years ago

#52

Dhai-Chawal eating ppl contributed more in Bahubali 2 success than dosa-idli ppl, one can see hindi films & hindi film lovers dominate 😆

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briahna

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Posted: 8 years ago

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AlicentHightower

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Posted: 8 years ago

#54

Originally posted by: briahna

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OT:Nothing new,tm loves to make a fool out of himself.😆

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Posted: 8 years ago

#55

Somebody bring SRK's numbers as well so that the arguments get more interesting 😆😉

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Justmoi

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Posted: 8 years ago

#56

Originally posted by: ChingumSir
Dhai-Chawal eating ppl contributed more in Bahubali 2 success than dosa-idli ppl, one can see hindi films & hindi film lovers dominate 😆

That's good bhai, cause the rasam rice people did not insult their intelligence by giving them a hero like Badri who locks his girl in the trunk of a car. They gave them Devasena and Amarendra. And no nonsense like half girl friend stalking types in the name of love,

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Posted: 8 years ago

#57

Originally posted by: Justmoi

That's good bhai, cause the rasam rice people did not insult their intelligence by giving them a hero like Badri who locks his girl in the trunk of a car. They gave them Devasena and Amarendra. And no nonsense like half girl friend stalking types in the name of love,

Should we dig what south offers in their films?

Barring Bahubali, most commercial films don't even have good roles for females. 😆

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liberiangirl

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Posted: 8 years ago

#58

Originally posted by: namkeen_halwa
Dude why are you comparing two movies which are released 20 years apart?
People liked HAHK so they watched it.

People are liking BB 2 so they are watching it.

20 years ago there was no internet, no torrent..so people had to go to theaters to watch movies..it was great so that people went to theater to watch it, so that it ran for 58 weeks.

Today there are torrents. People can watch it online if they wait for few days still they are going to theaters to watch the movie with enhanced ticket prices..because it's great..just like HAHK.

It's all in the stars.

People will remember BB as they remember HAHK.

Even if you compare they will be great as ever...common people dont remember how much HAHK collected but they remember how great entertaining movie it was.

Similarly after somedays people will forget how much BB collected but they will remember how much great it was.

Don't you see how futile it is? Comparing the 2 movies? or with any other movies PK or Dangal or any other?

They will be there in the History of India Cinema for ever.

Very well said.

BB2 is doing very well at the B.O. And well-deservedly too.

That doesn't take away from HAHK.

Each has its place in history.

They are both great movies from different genres and can be watched multiple times. And they will both forever remain classics in the Indian movie industry.

As a Salman fan myself, am surprised as well as disappointed to see fellow Salman fans being so bitter about BB2 success.

Salman fans get offended when categorized as "rickshaw-walas". But few seem to find it perfectly ok to mock the lead of BB as a janitor or a driver, as if these 2 professions are very lowly. 🥱

Oh well!

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Zennia

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Posted: 8 years ago

#59

Bb2 won the race, now go cry in the corner.

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Posted: 8 years ago

#60

And if you want to compare than why not do it properly?

Best with the best

Dangal - 2 girls from conservative village becomes gold medalist at olympics with help of a father (protagonist)

Bajrangi Bhaijaan - Male protagonist takes a lost little girl (female protagonist) back home where she belonged

Even Amarendra brings Devasena to Mahismati as a captive. If with knowledge of Shivgami's intention - he'd even take her without Devasena's permission.