Faster than a bullet, stronger than a train, jumping up a skyscraper, as Hrithik Roshan in a black and gray costume and a mask that covers half of his face Flying straight down, the emergence of the first true "superhero" in Indian film history marks the beginning of a new era for the Indian film industry.
The $10 million special effects film opens a new dimension in Bollywood, where romance and family dramas are all the rage, with producer Kirari Shimakuma saying: "I tried a lot with this film. Something new that even Hollywood hasn't tried. People who have seen it say it looks like a Hollywood blockbuster, but I'd say it's a Hollywood blockbuster." This fresh 'spree' is a mix of what Indian audiences love All content: fantasy, adventure, romance and family values, it was a sensation in its first week of release, with almost 100 percent attendance, setting a new first-week box office record for an Indian film with $15 million. Not only is it hard to get a ticket in India, but "Chris" is also popular overseas. Nearly one-third of the $15 million box office came from outside India. Indian immigrants in the United Kingdom and the United States are vying to watch blockbusters from their hometowns.
