5 "Oh My God"
PK is a 2014 Indian satirical comedy drama directed by Lakuma Hirani. Starring Bollywood superstar Amir Khan and actress Eruska Sharma. The story is about an alien who comes to Earth and becomes friends with a journalist who questions religious superstitions. The film was an unprecedented success in India and overseas markets, ranking first on the list of the world's highest-grossing Bollywood films in Indian history, surpassing Amir Khan's last film, Phantom Car God: The Passion of the Thief, and the first Indian film to reach a global box office of $100 million.
Titles from all over our country
China: Oh my god
Hong Kong: PK from the stars
Taiwan: Fool PK from the stars
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Indian mainland: Rs.3 billion
Worldwide: $100 million
China: 118 million RMB
4 "Mysterious Superstar"
Secret Superstar is a 2017 Indian song and dance drama film directed and written by Adva Shandon, produced by Amir Khan, Kiran Rao, Zee Studios, and Akash Koala. [7] The main cast includes Saila Vassi, Meher Via, Raj Arong, and Amir Khan. It tells the story of a teenage girl who aspires to be a singer, but also addresses the issues of feminism and domestic violence. Mysterious Superstar was released in India on October 19, 2017. In addition to the positive acclaim of "Mysterious Superstar", the lead actor Seira Worthy also won the National Children's Award for Outstanding Achievement for this film.
In addition, the film is similar to Amir Khan's previous starring role in "Wrestling Bar Daddy", relying on box office performance in the Chinese mainland film market, and only at a low budget to become one of the most profitable films of 2017, the highest-grossing Bollywood film overseas, and the top ten highest-grossing Bollywood films in the world.
China: Mysterious Superstar
Hong Kong: Fight to the death without leaving the dream of a singer
Taiwan: Hidden big star
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Indian box office: Rs 900 crore
Chinese box office: 700 million yuan
3. "Little Lori's Monkey God Uncle"
(Hindi: बजरंगी भाईजान, pronounced Bajrangi Bhaijaan) is a 2015 Indian Hindi comedy drama film,[5] directed by Kabir Khan, written by K. V. Vijayendra Prasad, and produced by Salman Khan and Roklin Van Kats. It starred Salman Khan and Shasalie Mahera, with the assistance of Nava sardin Xedich and Karina Kapu. Salman Khan, who stars the Monkey God, a devout believer in Hinduism, inadvertently meets Shahida, a 6-year-old Pakistani girl who went missing in India with her mother on a journey back to Pakistan.
With a budget of Rs 900 million (US$13.977 million), filming began in November 2014. Filming was done by Asim Misala.
In October 2015, the film was launched on Star Media and became the most watched Bollywood film in television history. The film won best pop film at the Indian National Film Awards and the 63rd National Film Awards in India. At the 6th Film Awards held by Douban in China in 2015, it was also nominated for Best Foreign Film.
China: Little Lori's Monkey God Uncle
Hong Kong: Take her home
Taiwan: Steel Daddy of Bollywood
India grossed Rs 9.7 billion (about RMB970 million)
2. Baahubali 2: The End
Baahubali 2: The End is a novel by S. B. Directed by S. Rajaimuri and written by Vijayendra Prasad and starring Parabas, Ramya Krishnan, Lana Dagbati, Anushka Sheti and Zassya Raj, the Indian war film was released in India on 28 April 2017. It was released on may 4, 2018 on Chinese mainland. The film tells the story of Baahubali, who was originally crown prince, due to the ruse of Bararadevdez, who made Balaladevdes king and killed Baahubali, and 25 years later, Baahubali's son Motata took revenge on Balaladevdez.
China: Baahubali (Part 2): The End
Taiwan: Baahubali King: Majestic Final Chapter
India grossed Rs 1,797 crore (about RMB1.8 billion)
1. "Wrestle! Daddy
WrestleMania! Daddy is a biopic directed by Nitsh Tevari and starring Amir Khan, Sakashi Tewa, Sanya Mahota, Fatima Sana Saka. Based on the true story of Indian wrestler Mahavira Singh Perga[1], the film tells the inspirational story of former wrestling champion Singh who trained his two daughters to become women's wrestling champions, breaking Indian tradition. The film was released in India on December 23, 2016 [2] and in Chinese mainland on May 5, 2017.
China: Wrestle it! Father
Hong Kong: Kill 3 fathers and daughters
Taiwan: Me and my champion daughter
India grossed Rs 345 crore (about RMB350 million)
Overseas box offices in the United Kingdom, the United States, the Netherlands, Norway, Pakistan and other countries have accumulated to $26.4 million
In China 1.295 billion