The collection status of Avatar 2 has been revealed.
Avatar was released in 2009 and directed by James Cameron and was a huge success worldwide. The film took us to another world for two hours and 40 minutes.
Made at a cost of US$ 25 crore, the film grossed US$ 280 crore worldwide. The film achieved a collection record that no other film could achieve till then.
After almost 12 years, the second part of the film released on 16th December in 52,000 screens worldwide.
The film is made with the most spectacular graphics and is attracting the fans a lot.
In this case, it has been reported that Avatar 2 has collected Rs.10,100 crores worldwide and Rs.330 crores in India in 12 days of its release.
Avatar 2 is expected to cross the Rs 15,000 crore mark.
James Cameron’s Avatar was inspired by Hindu culture
Cinema is a combination of many arts. A good film is made when the director, screenwriter, cinematographer and actors all present their art in the best possible way.
He is one of the envy of cinema with his imagination. Saxal James Cameron. Very innovative ideas and making style makes Cameron different.
Cameron’s imagination is exemplified by Hollywood blockbusters such as Terminator, the innovator of action films, Titanic and Avatar.
There will be very few people who haven’t seen the first part of Avatar. The film that has received much praise has reviews. What is there in this film to become the highest grossing film in the world..? They say there are VFX visuals from start to finish.
James Cameron was a huge success as a director and engineer. Only someone with extraordinary imagination and talent as a director could have made such a film.
James Cameron was born in 1954 in a modest family in Canada as the eldest son of Philip Cameron. Studied Electrical Engineering. James later moved to California with his family at the age of 17. He was an average student during his studies. Cameron, who was lonely, dropped out of college and turned to other jobs.
As a lorry driver and cleaner, he was busy writing in his spare time.
He developed his knowledge of film techniques by reading many books on special effects from libraries. Cameron quit his job as a truck driver and entered Hollywood. Desperate to film, he started making a sci-fi short film. He took a loan and directed a short film called Xenogenesis. Then he worked in various departments as art director, production designer, special effects director.
It was then that he got his chance to direct the second installment of ‘Piranha’ in 1978. Cameron got that opportunity when the film’s producer and original director passed away. It is also said that he was fired by Asonitis.
During the filming of Piranha, he developed a fever at night and dreamed of a robot coming from the future to kill him, and wrote the screenplay for Terminator based on it. Cameron approached several production companies with the script.
But most of them were interested in buying the script, but not ready to hire a newcomer like him as director. Cameron sold the script for one dollar with a contract to direct him.
It was Cameron who cast Arnold in the Terminator movie. The villain Cyborg played a major role in the film, and the Terminator blew away all the misconceptions of the production company. The film created a wave. The film was made on a very low budget and was a huge hit among the audience.
Terminator 2 broke many box office records and became a milestone in Hollywood action films. Cameron’s excellent direction, innovative story, Arnold’s incredible performance and screenplay excited the fans.
Then Cameron’s next masterpiece was born. ‘Titanic’ is a heart touching film. A love story set against the backdrop of the world-shattering Titanic disaster has gone down in Hollywood history.
Released in 1997, Titanic broke all box office records and became the highest grossing film in the world. Titanic was a hit not only in Hollywood, but also in the Japanese, Chinese and European film industry.
Even people who didn’t watch ordinary Hollywood movies thronged theaters around the world to watch Titanic. Titanic won 11 Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director.
Not many people know that Jack & Rose’s romance in Titanic was a figment of Cameron’s imagination. Jack also draws a charcoal sketch of Rose, the heroine of the film. Cameron actually drew for the film.
After a 10-year hiatus from acting after Titanic, Cameron shocked fans with a visual film called Avatar.