This 2 hour 41 minute film sold over 31 crore tickets globally, beating Dangal, Pushpa 2, RRR, lead actors are…, film is…

The success of any film is claimed through its box office collection. Aamir Khan’s Bollywood film Dangal is considered to be the highest grossing movie abroad. But what if we tell you that there is one such film that printed more money than Dangal, you will be surprised know which film we are talking about. For your information, we ae not talking about Allu Arjun’s Pushpa 2, Prabhas’ Kalki 2898 AD, or Rajkummar Rao and Shraddha Kapoor’s Stree 2.

Today, we are talking about Jeetendra’s film Caravan. The film sold more tickets than Aamir Khan’s blockbuster film Dangal globally. Jeetendra and Asha Parekh film Caravan was released in theatres in 1971. This low-budget film had such a magical effect on the fans that the film earned a whopping Rs 3.6 crore at the Indian box office. But the real magic of Caravan was seen 8 years later, when it was released in China. A report by News18 claimed that a total of 31 crore tickets of this film were sold globally.

In 1979, Caravan created history by doing tremendous business at the Chinese box office. At that time, this movie made a record-breaking worldwide collection of 8.8 crores in foreign countries. The biggest contribution to this was the film’s commercial success in China. If this overseas income of Caravan is compared with today’s currency, then it can certainly be more than Dangal.

This way, Caravan is the only film in the history of Indian cinema that achieved true success abroad. Let us tell you that this movie proved to be a milestone in the career of Jeetendra and Asha Parekh as actors. Aamir Khan starrer Dangal was released in 2016, it made a splash at the Chinese box office.

According to the Bollywood Hungama report, Dangal did a business of more than Rs 1000 crores in China. While the gross worldwide collection of the film was above Rs 2000 crores. It can be said that Jeetendra’s Caravan and Aamir’s Dangal are the two most successful movies of Hindi cinema at the overseas level.

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