The movie Pushpa: The Rise, starring allu arjun and rashmika mandanna, has been a huge success. It keeps drawing crowds to the theatres even on Day 12. With their recent performance, the performers have managed to win the hearts of the audience. Despite stiff competition from Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, and malayalam movies, pushpa has now earned Rs 190 crore and is anticipated to cross the Rs 200 crore mark shortly.
Pushpa: The Rise was originally scheduled to be released around the holidays. The movie's release date was pushed back a week to avoid a clash with Ranveer Singh's 83, helmed by Kabir Khan. Despite having to compete with Ranveer Singh's 83, Spider-Man, and Nani-Sai Pallavi's shyam Singha Roy, pushpa is a global success and the collections are unstoppable and free-flowing at the moment.
On the one front, Allu is building a name for himself with his ferocious avatar. But at the other hand, he enchants rashmika mandanna while trying to seduce her. Fahadh Faasil made a fleeting appearance in the film, yet he succeeded to captivate the audience. In the action thriller, allu arjun will play pushpa Raj, while rashmika will play Srivalli. The story focuses on the lifestyles of red sandalwood traffickers in the rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh's Seshachalam Hills.
Pushpa: The Rise was originally scheduled to be released around the holidays. The movie's release date was pushed back a week to avoid a clash with Ranveer Singh's 83, helmed by Kabir Khan. Despite having to compete with Ranveer Singh's 83, Spider-Man, and Nani-Sai Pallavi's shyam Singha Roy, pushpa is a global success and the collections are unstoppable and free-flowing at the moment.
On the one front, Allu is building a name for himself with his ferocious avatar. But at the other hand, he enchants rashmika mandanna while trying to seduce her. Fahadh Faasil made a fleeting appearance in the film, yet he succeeded to captivate the audience. In the action thriller, allu arjun will play pushpa Raj, while rashmika will play Srivalli. The story focuses on the lifestyles of red sandalwood traffickers in the rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh's Seshachalam Hills.
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