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@charlie Jatinder Before the pandemic, Indian films, with the exception of Bahubali Part 2, typically earned around 8 million in the US. However, in the post-pandemic era, it seems that all major Indian films are now grossing upwards of 15 million with a ceiling of around 20 million (Pathaan, Jawan, Animal, Leo and now Dunki looks to be going above 15 million, even a drivel like Rocky aur Rani earned 10 million). What could account for this change? It's not as if the number of Indian migrants has suddenly increased; in fact, migration has decreased due to the heightened difficulty in obtaining US visas. One plausible explanation could be that Indian migrants, who are predominantly employed in the software and big tech sectors, have the highest income among various immigrant groups in the US. The increased disposable income of this demographic may be contributing to the success of Indian films at the US box office. Nevertheless, it's important to note that individuals from India were already working in high-paying jobs before the pandemic. So, what has transpired during the pandemic to prompt these same individuals to spend more money on watching Indian films?

@across the Jat verseWhat is the reason that the film is doing such gangbusters business in its dubbed versions ? Pathaan did lifetime 25 cr in its dubbed version and Jawan has surpassed that figure in just three days. What is the reason for this? And do you think it can do 100 cr + gross in Tamil and Telugu dubbed version ?

@across the Jat verse Is 600 crore nett possible for Jawan ?