Sai Dharam Tej topping Hindi Market

There was a time when Hindi movies dubbed in Telugu and some of them became blockbusters at the box-office. Later, the trend changed and Hindi films are finding it difficult to register success at Telugu Box-office. Nowadays, it became common for Hindi dubbed Telugu films to get a huge response all over North India.

In the past few years south Indian movies, especially Telugu movies rocking it in digital and satellite section in Hindi. Allu Arjun’s “Saraindo” becomes the most viewed south Indian film with above 120 Million times. (Including all YT channels.) Most recently, Gold Mine Telefilms acquired Hindi digital and satellite rights of Allu Sirish’s ABCD for a fancy price. 

Action movies are hot cakes when it comes to North Indian Cinema business. That is the reason why some Hindi dubbed movies of Ravi Teja, Gopichand, Prabhas became decent hits on YouTube. 

Another fact is that movies of Mega heroes, irrespective of success or failure in Telugu, making it big in digital and satellite sections in Hindi. Mega fans all over India never miss the chance to watch their heroes’ movies. 

Supreme Hero Sai Dharam Tej who emerged as a prominent and promising actor in Tollywood tasted back to back debacles.”Rey” watched 9.1 Million times, Supreme has almost 27 Million views, Tej I Love You has 38 Million view count on YouTube. The actor's film Jawaan has been dubbed in Hindi and the Hindi version was an instant hit. The film clocked 37 million views in no time and is still counting. Now Sai Dharam Tej's recent outing Tej I Love You's dubbing version is receiving similar response all over.

The Hindi dubbed version Supreme Khiladi 2 is an instant hit and it clocked over 14 million views in just three days. The film is expected to surpass Jawaan dubbed version soon. Sai Dharam Tej is enjoying huge fan base and there has been a huge demand for his Hindi dubbing rights for his upcoming movies. His next films have been knocked with several interesting deals. Tej is currently busy with the shoot of Chitralahari directed by Kishore Tirumala.