The unexpected popularity of Powerstar Pawan Kalyan and Sai Dharam Tej’s movie “BRO” on Netflix has raised eyebrows, especially due to its strong presence in countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh. The film’s theme centered around Hindu Gods and sentiments might not traditionally resonate with the conservative nature of these regions, leading to questions about the reason behind its trend.
However, industry experts speculate that the movie’s Hindi version could be the key driver of its success in these countries. The intrigue surrounding its trend in India might have piqued the interest of people in Pakistan and Bangladesh, prompting them to watch the film’s Hindi version on Netflix.
Despite initial doubts, this unexpected trend hints at the expanding reach of Telugu cinema beyond borders. The enthusiasm of Telugu fans is evident as movies dubbed in Hindi gain traction among Hindi-speaking audiences in South Asian countries.
This occurrence not only signifies the curiosity factor but also indicates the growing influence of the Telugu film industry in previously untapped markets. As Telugu cinema finds a foothold in smaller countries, it not only underscores the industry’s global appeal but also highlights the power of storytelling to transcend cultural boundaries.
