KGF Chapter 2 is continuing its spree of setting new records in the Indian cine industry. The Kannada-origin movie starring Yash in the lead and Sanjay Dutt as the antagonist is running unstoppably across the globe.
While KGF 2 entered the arena with RRR running successfully, it had a monstrous opening. Even as it completes it 32 days after its release, the movie still is minting cash in crores with a reduced number of theatres. The new releases also couldn't affect its total collection across the globe.
While many of the KGF lovers and fans of the Rocking Star have watched the sequel multiple times in theatres, some are still awaiting the mega-blockbuster on OTT platforms. The recent announcement has brought an end to the long wait.
Now, movie lovers can watch KGF Chapter 2 on Amazon Prime Video. You can watch the movie by paying Rs 199 if you are a subscriber of the OTT platform. Rs 199 will be charged for this rental. You will have 30 days to start watching this video and 48 hours to finish once started. Downloads are unavailable for rentals.
While KGF Chapter 1 is streaming on the OTT platform, the sequel will also stream on the same platform.
The 5th weekend collection of KGF 2 stands at Rs 6.35 cr. While most of the movies start witnessing down trend following the first week, KGF2 still continues to roar in theatres. While the collection on Friday in the fifth week was Rs 1.23 cr, the collection rose to 2.14 cr on Saturday. Meanwhile, the collection on Sunday was Rs 2.98 cr. By now, the total collection of Hindi dubbed version stands at Rs 427.05 cr.
The movie's global collection has already crossed Rs 1200 crore mark and is inching towards the mammoth mark of Rs 1500 crore. It is expected, soon the movie will exceed the lifetime collection of Baahubali: The Conclusion to become the highest-grossing Indian movie ever.
Earlier, media was abuzz that KGF Chapter 2 OTT rights have been acquired by a OTT platform at a record amount of Rs 320 crore. As per the buzz, the movie will begin streaming on the OTT platform on May 27 in all five languages, i.e. Kannada, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam.