SS Rajamouli’s period epic Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (also spelt as Bahubali 2) has become a landmark film at the worldwide box office, by collecting over Rs 1000 crore in 10 days. It is the first Indian film ever to touch the magic figure of grossing over 1000 crore worldwide, out of which roughly Rs 800 crore has come from India domestic theatricals, and the rest from overseas markets.
Karan Johar of Dharma Productions, who distributed the Hindi version of the film in the North Indian markets, tweeted, "The biggest milestone has been reached by the biggest blockbuster of Indian cinema — 1000 crore for Baahubali 2!"
Please note that Baahubali 2’s Hindi version alone has crossed Rs 300 crore and is racing towards Rs 400 crore — a new record for a Hindi film.
Trade expert Taran Adarsh shared these details on Twitter over the weekend (the film's second, at the box office): "Baahubali 2 packs a solid Rs 25 crore on Saturday; creates new record: fastest to reach Rs 300 crore club (Day 10)." Adarsh added that these numbers indicated he nett collections for the Hindi version, from the domestic market.