Mahesh to team up with Trivikram, Krrish 3's record collections after day 15

Mahesh to team up with Trivikram

After the hit of ‘Businessman’ movie, many expected that Mahesh will do the sequel with the same director, Puri Jagannadh.  But as per the latest developments, this project may not come up in the near future.

Currently his ‘One’ is in the final stages of shooting.  After that Prince would do ‘Aagadu’ in Srinu Vytla’s direction.  Simultaneously, he would be teaming up with Trivikram for the third time.  Out of the two films ‘Athadu’ and ‘Khaleja’ they did earlier, ‘Khaleja’ could not register a commercial hit. For the third film, Bandla Ganesh is going to be the producer though a formal announcement from him is still awaited.

As per filmnagar sources, Trivikram scripted a fantastic story for Mahesh which is a blend of all commercial elements that guarantee another blockbuster hit for him. After ‘Aagadu’, Mahesh may take up Koratala Siva’s movie under UTV banner.  So, it looks very clear that ‘Businessman -2 may once for all shelved.

Krrish 3's record collections after day 15

Indian superhero franchise Krrish 3 has set a new record. It’s become the highest grosser ever (of all times) earning Rs. 228.23 crores from 15 days. This was confirmed by Rakesh Roshan, director and producer of the movie. He said, “This Friday’s collections were Rs.2.44 crore, which brings the total 15-day collection to Rs.228.23 crore. So yes, it looks like ‘Krrish 3′ has broken all records.”

He added, “Records are made to be broken. We are happy that the merit and power of ‘Krrish’ has been endorsed in just 15 days. And in such a short span of time our film has begun a journey of setting new records. God has been kind.”

Hritik played the super hero role and the third edition carries forward the story and Krrish takes on dark power brokers.

Bollywood trade expert Taran Adarsh said: “The large number of screens and the ticket rates have definitely helped ‘Krrish 3′ to undertake its record-breaking journey. But eventually everything boils down to the quality of the content. If the script is solid, there’s no stopping a film. Also, it must be kept in mind that if a film is to be a universal hit, it must cater to a universal audience.”