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Updated : Jul 23, 2022

Liger Satellite Rights sold for Whopping amount?

One of Tollywood's most eagerly awaited films is "Liger." The film, which is busy with post-production works right now and stars Vijay Devarakonda, is being directed by Puri Jagannadh. There were high anticipation for the movie when it was announced in their combination.

 

Additionally, the recently released trailer has increased anticipation for the film double. The crowd was astounded by Vijay's remarkable makeover in the trailer. With just the trailer, the makers have caused havoc. The Liger trailer has received more than 60 million views to far in all major languages and is currently trending on social media.

 

In light of the popularity of the film Liger, the satellite and digital rights to this movie were sold for a hefty sum. The satellite rights in all languages were purchased by Star Group for a whopping Rs 55 crores. It must be acknowledged that a Tier 2 hero functioning in this range is incredible.

 

Furthermore, Vijay's most recent three movies too had poor box office results. In terms of "Liger," it begins with the idea of how a Mumbai chai wala developed into a well-known boxer. In this movie, Ananya Pandey played the lead role opposite Vijay. In addition to Charmee and Puri, Karan Johar produced this movie. The well-known boxer Mike Tyson played an important role. On August 25, the movie will be released in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam.






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