Amount Of Money Spent On These 5 Scenes From Bollywood Films Will Make Your Jaw Hit The Floor

Whether it’s the exotic locations, the dreamy wardrobes or the stunning visuals effects- Bollywood has never shied away from having open strings of the purse. While there have been several films in Bollywood that delivered a gem on a shoe-string budget, mostly commercial Bollywood cinema has been associated with an extravagant display of wealth.

While there is no dearth of expensive films, songs or dresses in Bollywood, the amount of money that were just spent these single scenes will make your jaw hit the floor. Read on!

Saaho

Recently the bi-lingual film starring the Baahubali star Prabhas shot an important action scene for his upcoming film Saaho. They crashed 37 cars and 5 trucks to give the action scene a grand and real appeal. If reports are to be believed then the scene alone cost a whopping 90 crores! We will let that sink in for a while.

Robot 2.0

The sequel to Rajnikanth’s 2010 Robot, Robot 2.0 is not only one of the most awaited films but also one of the most expensive films ever made in India. There is a fight sequence in the film between Rajnikanth and Akshay Kumar and the producers have shelled out about 20 crores to shoot just that one sequence. We surely can’t wait for the epic to hit the screens!

Baahubali

Baahubali was a grand visual treat, unlike anything we have ever seen in Indian films before. The grandeur of epic war scene during the climax of the film was almost unreal and the makers have to pour in a staggering 15 crores just on that one scene!

Baahubali 2: The Conclusion

The sequel of the Baahubali did the unthinkable! After seeing the first part of Baahubali we never thought that grandeur could be any grander, but Baahubali 2: The Conclusion did exactly that. The climax of the nearly doubled the thrill and visual extravaganza of the first film and the budget seem to support the thought. The makers spent nearly double, which is 30 crores on the epic climax war scene of Baahubali 2: The Conclusion. Yes, you read that right!

Dishoom

Amidst all these stupendous amounts, 3 crores might sound like a small amount, but this is the first time so much was spend on just a chase sequence. The sequence also happens to be one of the longest chase sequences in Bollywood with a 12-minute running time!