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Bollywood November 4, 2023

Taylor Swift’s record-breaking concert film ‘Ellas Tour’ has arrived in India, but the Swifts are restless. Videos posted on X (formerly Twitter) from around the country show fans treating the film as a Taylor Swift concert, singing and dancing to her songs in theaters. (Also read: Taylor Swift, Ryan Reynolds, Channing Tatum, Gigi Hadid and more diner in New York)

Swifty takes over the theater

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As the film was released two weeks after its record-breaking North American release, several Swifties joined X on Friday and Saturday during screenings of The Eras Tour in various cities in India, and their pals shared a video of themselves dancing, singing and jeering to Taylor’s songs. .

One user shared a video of the Swifties wearing glow bands and singing along to Taylor’s song “Willow” while recording the moment on their phones.

Another video shows the Swifties excitedly dancing to Taylor’s “You Belong With Me” not only in their seats but also in the space in front of the screen.

Another video shows a montage of Taylor performing various hits from the film as the Swifties in the hall sing along and cheer loudly. The user wrote in the caption, “Taylor won’t be taking the ERAS tour to India so he took the tour to the first show on the first day of the ERAS movie.” Here are some videos from our first day in India.

Internet is comparing Shah Rukh to Salman’s frenzy

One user reposted a video of the Swifties taking over a show on The Eras tour in India, calling Taylor “in short ladkiyon ki sal bhai” (a female version of Salman Khan). He compared the frenzy in theaters to when a Salman Khan film was released in India. For example, Gaiety Galaxy, Mumbai on Eid.

Another user rated the enthusiasm he saw in theaters as even better than Shah Rukh Khan’s films.

About The Erath Tour

“The Elus Tour” opened in U.S. theaters last month, surpassing “Justin Bieber: Never Say Never” (2011) to become the best opening ever for a concert film. It grossed $97 million across North America during its opening weekend. The song was compiled from Taylor’s summer show at SoFi Stadium in Southern California. Taylor, who produced the film, went through the Hollywood studio system to distribute the film, signing a direct contract with AMC, the largest box office company in the United States. The pop star also recently released a new album, 1989 (Taylor’s Version), which became the most streamed album in a day on Spotify, breaking her previous record with Midnight (2021). Ta.