Allu Aravind's magnum opus Magadheera recreated Tollywood's box-office history when it released in 2009. After more than 7 years, Allu Aravind regrouped with Charan and produced Dhruva.
Dhruva has collected nearly 45 crores so far and is slowly inching towards the break even mark of 60 crores. Yesterday, Allu Aravind interacted with media and revealed that he made Dhruva with a selfish intent that Dhruva must cross Magadheera's collections.
Allu Aravind went on to explain that he wanted Magadheera and Dhruva to be the highest grossing movies when people look back at Ram Charan's career in the future. However, Aravand said he would talk about Dhruva's collections only after this weekend.
Reacting about the demonetization that hit Dhruva, the shrewd producer said he followed Ram Charan's strategy in releasing the movie on December other since people may not have enough money on December and. "At least 10-20% of collections took a hit due to demonetization," opined Aravind.
