The success of South Indian films across the nation has been discussed a lot. Starting with SS Rajamouli’s films Baahubali and Baahubali 2, films like Pushpa, KGF and more have become massive hits. The directors, producers and stars always receive the credit for the film’s success and rightly so! However, there is one man who also deserves much credit in making these films massive pan-India success stories.
From South to North, Allu Arjun, Prabhas, and all have become most popular stars thanks to all these movies. But these movies reached from one pole to another, thanks to the film distributors. There is one man who has been behind distributing all these movies in North of India.
Anil Thadani – Man behind major South films becoming success
He is Anil Thadani. He is the man behind distributing all these top South Indian movies. Anil Thadani owns AA Films that distributes films in North markets like Delhi, UP and Bihar. His career as a film distributor started with Ye Dillagi in 1994 and since then he has become a massive success by backing some of the biggest films. In 2015, he ventured into distributing the Hindi-dubbed versions of South Indian Films. His first film from South was SS Rajamouli‘s Baahubali: The Beginning. From then, he distributed films like Pushpa: The Rise, KGF and KGF 2 and many more. We all know that the films were major box office successes. The only two South films that he distributed and that did not do well at the box office are Adipurush starring Prabhas, Kriti Sanon, and Saif Ali Khan and recently released Devara: Part 1 starring Jr NTR and Saif Ali Khan. But he was the one who had the distribution rights for North India of the film Kalki 2898 AD and it was a HIT.
Talking about his personal life, he is married to one of the biggest stars of Bollywood, Raveena Tandon. Back in the 90s, she was one of the most popular faces. Now, it is their daughter Rasha Thadani who is all set to enter Bollywood with the film Azaad.
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