Ganesh Aaglave is a Senior Sub-Editor at Firstpost. A cinephile at heart, he specializes in the film industry, focusing on Bollywood and South cinema, as well as the trade business and box office numbers. He has been featured in MSN and Firstpost, and his work spans various themes in arts and entertainment, including filmmaking and celebrity news.
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Ganesh Aaglave's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly Bollywood and Indian actors. The majority of the articles are reviews or event coverages related to movies, with a specific focus on box office performance and comparisons between different films.
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By: Ganesh Aaglave
The film registered an average occupancy of 72.3% across 17,250 shows. While the English version garnered 55% occupancy, collecting ₹32.25 crore across 7,987 shows, the Hindi-dubbed version enjoyed 95% occupancy across 6,977 shows and raked in ₹22 crore. On the other hand, the dubbed versions of Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Kannada contributed ₹3.25 crore - ₹3 crore, ₹0.07 crore and ₹0.03 crore, respectively.
By: Ganesh Aaglave
This has turned out to be a phenomenal year for Indian films with several big-screen spectacles and content-driven flicks performing at the ticket windows. While cinegoers are waiting for Diwali and Christmas releases like “Ramayana” and “King,” August has the potential to emerge as one of the biggest box-office months of the year with a mixed bag of genres including big-screen spectacles and content-driven flicks. Right from pan-India and Hollywood tentpole films and biographical dramas to romantic sequels, August is set to dominate ticket windows and attract massive footfalls.
By: Ganesh Aaglave
Talking about “ King ,” it marks the collaboration between the composer duo Sachin–Jigar, who are handling the songs, and Anirudh Ravichander, who is composing the film's background score and theme music.
By: Ganesh Aaglave
A film releasing three to four weeks before Christmas and New Year enjoys a free run at the ticket windows until the festive releases come in. Ranbir Kapoor's ‘Animal' had an uninterrupted run before
By: Ganesh Aaglave
Telugu cinema, known for producing visual spectacles and big-budget films, saw a welcome change as content-driven movies clicked among cinegoers. With Akhil Akkineni's “Lenin” (₹48.93 crore), Kiran Abbavaram's “Chennai Love Story” (₹29.33 crore) and Virat Karrna's “Nagabandham” (₹22.37 crore) becoming box-office hits, the Telugu audiences were showering their love on rooted and relevant stories.
By: Ganesh Aaglave
We value your privacy August promises to be a blockbuster season with several prominent releases scheduled this month across India.
By: Ganesh Aaglave
This weekend turned out to be a remarkable one, with Hollywood biggie “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” setting new benchmarks at the box office. The sheer dominance of the webhead film impacted holdover releases, with a drastic drop in occupancy across the country.
By: Ganesh Aaglave
We value your privacy The crossover between South Indian cinema (Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam) and the Hindi industry has been among the biggest talking points among cinegoers.
By: Ganesh Aaglave
As the Spidey film might enjoy the milestone of being the biggest Hollywood blockbuster in India, its crown is expected to be taken by “ Avengers: Doomsday ,” which is releasing on December 18.
By: Ganesh Aaglave
This Friday, two Tamil releases will clash at the box office: Lokesh Kanagaraj's “DC” and R. Madhavan's “G.D.N.” The makers of both films have marketed them as pan-India tentpoles to ensure wider release across the country.
