The Ram Charan starred Rangasthalam has already received 6 million views for its first look teaser on the official channel of Mythri Movie Makers and now ranks in the 4th position on Youtube’s Trending page.
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After reaching the 6 million view mark, the teaser is moving forward to beat the record of the first look teaser video of Allu Arjun’s Naa Peru Surya which hit the net on January 1, 2018.
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The teaser of the Ram Charan-starrer went on to create new records by crossing 1 million views in just 50 minutes and 2 million views in around 90 minutes. A record shattered when it took less than six hours for Rangasthalam’s teaser to reach 5 million views, a feat which Allu Arjun’s Na Peru Surya had achieved in 15 hours.
Talking about statistics, as of 1.00 pm on Thursday, the teaser of Rangasthalam had 5,123,936 views, 244,000 likes, 11,000 dislikes and 15,541 comments on YouTube channel of Mythri Movie Makers. The first look video has received 2.1 million views, 106,000 likes, 14,000 shares and 4,856 comments on the Facebook page of Ram Charan.
Mythri Movie Makers were thrilled and enthralled over the massive positive responses on the teaser of Rangasthalam and released a poster on their Twitter handle of their banner, claiming that the teaser has surpassed 8 million digital views.
The first impact video of Allu Arjun’s Naa Peru Surya had set a non-Baahubali record by crossing 10 million digital views in 29 hours. As per its current pace, the teaser of Rangasthalam is expected to surpass this mark in around 24 hours.
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