Cross-border dreams and pan-India playbooks are lighting up Bollywood gossip. A post asks what crossover movie would you like to see, where one mega star from both Hollywood and Bollywood star in a movie together? [1]
Crossover dreams: Hollywood–Bollywood crossovers That thread captures a hunger for global collabs that fuse stars, genres, and audiences. Fans toss around fantasy pairings and imagine the worldwide splash a true cross-border blockbuster could deliver. The vibe is clear: Indian cinema is increasingly thinking global while chasing local heat. [1]
Pan-India and multi-language release ambitions Post 2 centers on Riteish Deshmukh taking on the title role in Raja Shivaji, with chatter about a pan-India release in multiple languages. [2] Commenters debate how the Marathi roots and a broader language strategy could influence box office, especially in the Maharashtra circuit. Some speculate it could be a blockbuster in the Maharashtra circuit, with talk of up to 300cr. [2] People also note that this pan-India framing invites multi-language distribution beyond Marathi, potentially widening audience reach. [2]
Together, the posts show Indian cinema aiming for global reach while staying rooted in regional markets. [2]
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What crossover movie would you like to see, where one mega star from both Hollywood and Bollywood star in a movie together?
Fans imagine a Hollywood-Bollywood mega star crossover film
View sourceRiteish Deshmukh's Raja Shivaji: Will it be a Box Office Hit?
Debate on Riteish Deshmukh as Raja Shivaji, potential Maharashtra blockbuster, multi-language pan-India release, box-office prospects, role fit, and audience reaction.
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