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90% tickets of Bahubali-2 sold in Warangal
Why Kattappa killed Bahubali?” Only one day left to know the answer for this question. But people, especially fans couldn’t wait another 24 hours to know the reason behind the killing. The second part of the epic movie, ‘Bahubali -2 The Conclusion’ will release on Friday (April 28) in over 4,000 theaters across the country.
Warangal: “Why Kattappa killed Bahubali?” Only one day left to know the answer for this question. But people, especially fans couldn’t wait another 24 hours to know the reason behind the killing. The second part of the epic movie, ‘Bahubali -2 The Conclusion’ will release on Friday (April 28) in over 4,000 theaters across the country.
The people of tri-cities of Warangal, Khazipet and Hanamkonda are no exception to the excitement, which is evident from the reports that 90 per cent of the tickets for the first four days were already booked. The Telangana State government gave green signal to screen the film five shows per day.
P Someshwar Reddy, owner of a theatre in Hanamkonda said more than 90 per cent tickets for all shows for four days were sold out within hours of opening advance bookings through online. He expected the same rush later also.
A WhatsApp message has been circulating among the netizens that a police constable working in Geesukonda police station of Warangal Rural district requested his seniors to grant him one day leave to watch the much awaited movie.
K Arvind Kumar, an engineering student said that he has been waiting for the second part after he watched the first part. He said all his friends booked tickets for the movie on the first day and he failed to get one.
But the determined Arvind Kumar is trying hard to get the ticket as he is keen to watch the movie on the very first day.
