OUATIMD Distributed details

Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Dobara' will be Distributed by B4U in Overseas. Balaji Films sold the overseas rights for a moderate price.

Releasing on 15th August !!!

King Khan's Chennai Express gets 48 Crores Satellite rights

Sattelite Rights of Shahrukh Khan starrer

Chennai Express has been sold for 48

Crores. Reportedly an upcoming channel

called End Films has bought the Satellite

rights of the upcoming Rohit Shetty

directorial.

End Films, owned by Zee has
grabbed the lucrative opportunity of
bagging a SRK-starrer in their first stint.

The deal also says that if Chennai Express
joins Bollywood’s 100 crore club, the
company will provide a higher price for the
same.

100 Cr Club Movies in Bollywood

100 crore club in bollywood-2008 to 13
Ghajini/114cr
3idiots/203cr
dabangg/149cr
golmaal3/107cr
ready/121cr
bodyguard/148cr
ra.one/116cr
singham/100.2cr
don2/106 cr
AGNEEpath/121cr
housefull2/112cr
rowdy rathore/132cr
bol bachan/106cr
ek tha tigr/199cr
barfi!/121cr
jab tak hai jaan/121cr
dabang2/156cr
yeh jawaani hai deewani/191cr
bhaagh milkha bg/now 96cr to 100cr more 4cr
chennai express/160cr (expected)
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MNS threatens to derail 'Chennai Express'

The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) Wednesday threatened to disrupt the release of the Shah Rukh Khan-Deepika Padukone starrer 'Chennai Express'.

The party's film unit is upset over reports that the Rohit Shetty-directed movie has demanded prime slots in single cinemas across the state at the expense of some Marathi movies that are being screened.

"If the producers of 'Chennai Express' attempt to dislodge any of the ongoing or forthcoming Marathi movies, we shall not tolerate it and deal with it in MNS style," warned Maharashtra Navnirman Chitrapat Karmachari Sena (film wing) chief Amey Khopkar.

He specifically referred to the hit Marathi movie 'Duniyadari', running to full houses since July 19 in single screen cinemas in non-metro cities and small towns.

Khopkar said his party had written to owners of all single cinema halls and other cinemas seeking a commitment they would not take out 'Duniyadari' from their screens to accommodate 'Chennai Express'.

"If the 'Chennai Express' producers attempt to do this, we shall not let the movie be exhibited in cinemas of the state. We shall also remove their publicity posters from Thursday," Khopkar declared.

Based on the best-selling novel of the same title by the late Suhas Shirvalkar, 'Duniyadari' has been a major commercial success with critical acclaim.

With Swapnil Joshi and Urmila Kanitkar in the lead roles, it shows the journey of a modern affluent youngster's life