Record
Indra
Re-Release
Advance
Bookings:
Indra,
the
epic
and
sensational
trend-setting
film
featuring
megastar
Chiranjeevi
in
the
title
role
was
an
immense
hit
when
it
was
first
released
on
July
24
2002.
The
movie
was
directed
by
B.
Gopal
and
stars
the
late
Aarthi
Agarwal
and
Sonali
Bendre
as
the
female
lead
actors.

Indra
is
one
of
the
first
Tollywood’s
record-setting
hit
films
with
a
gross
of
over
Rs
55
Crore
against
a
budget
of
Rs
10
Crore.
The
movie
is
going
to
re-release
across
the
Telugu
states
on
August
22,
to
mark
the
birthday
celebrations
of
Chiranjeevi.

Indra
All-Time
Industry
Records

Chiranjeevi’s
Indra
when
it
was
released
was
the
highest-grossing
Telugu
film
in
Tollywood
(2002).
Also,
Indra
holds
the
record
of
‘all-time
highest-grossing
South-Indian
film’
which
surpassed
superstar
Rajinikanth’s
‘Padayappa.’
Indra
was
dubbed
into
Hindi
with
the
same
name
and
was
remade
in
Bengali
and
Bangladeshi
Bengali.

The
makers
of
the
film,
Vyjayanthi
Movies,
who
produced
the
epic
film
Kalki
2898
AD
with
Prabhas,
have
kickstarted
promotions
of
the
film
‘Indra’
ahead
of
the
re-release.
They
came
up
with
limited
edition
merchandise
in
the
form
of
T-shirts.

Indra
Re-Release

The
movie
Indra
is
set
to
join
the
bandwagon
of
Tollywood
re-releases
and
the
bookings
started
already.
The
movie
is
the
story
set
in
Rayalaseema
and
about
two
faction
families.

Indra
Re-Release
Pre-Sales
Fire-Up

The
tickets
for
the
movie
Indra
are
being
sold
like
hotcakes
and
the
shows
have
sold
out
within
minutes.

Indra
Cast

Indra
stars
Chiranjeevi,
late
Aarthi
Agarwal,
Sonali
Bendre,
Teja
Sajja,
Sivaji,
Mukesh
Rishi,
Prakash
Raj,
Tanikella
Bharani,
Brahmanandam,
and
late
Allu
Ramalingaiah,
later
Dharmavarapu
Subramanyam,
late
M.S.
Narayana
among
others
in
key
roles.

Indra
Crew

Directed
by
B.
Gopal,
the
movie’s
story
was
written
by
Chinni
Krishna
with
screenplay
from
Paruchuri
Brothers
and
dialogues
written
by
Siva
Akula.
C
Aswini
Dutt
produced
the
movie
under
his
Vyjayanthi
Movies
banner.
V.S.R.
Swamy
cranked
the
camera
and
Kotagiri
Venkateswara
Rao
worked
as
the
editor.
Mani
Sharma
composed
the
entire
background
score
and
music.