His first Pan-India movie Pushpa: The Rise became one of the biggest hits in India earning more than 300 crores.
Allu Arjun is one of the biggest superstars of the Telugu film Industry who had many big hits in his kitty. Along with being a big star and a good actor, he is a great dancer too. He is famous not only in South India but outside south India also because of his Hindi dubbed movies on televisio. His first Pan-India movie Pushpa: The Rise became one of the biggest hits in India earning more than 300 crores. We have curated a list of a few more top movies of Allu Arjun you shall not miss.
Allu Arjun is the son of famous producer Allu Arvind and made his debut in 2003 with the movie Gangotri. The movie did good business but Allu Arjun was criticized for his looks. Allu Arjun positively took the criticism and worked hard on his looks. The result was visible in the movie Arya which was released in 2004. The movie was a massive success and his performance and dancing skills impressed everyone. Arya cemented Allu Arjun’s position as a bankable actor in the Telugu film Industry.
With the massive success of his 2007 movie Desamuduru, Allu Arjun’s career reached new heights. It was the biggest hit of Telugu cinema in 2007 and this movie played an important role to make Allu Arjun a superstar. Directed by Puri Jagannath, it also marked the debut of Hansika Motwane in the Telugu film industry. The movie has all the commercial elements which are needed to make a typical commercial movie such as great music, good action sequences, a romantic angle, comedy, and good dance sequences.
Paragu was directed by Bhaskar who before Parugu, made a sensational and successful movie Bommarillu. He teamed up with Allu Arjun for the movie Paragu. It was released in the UK with the title In The Name of Love and it did good business there also. The movie featured Sheela Kaur opposite Allu Arjun along with Prakash Raj in an important role. It was remade in Bollywood as Heropanti which was the debut movie of Tiger Shroff and Kriti Sanon which did pretty good business at the box office.
