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Running time 141 minutes Country India Language Budget 115 Box office ₹423 crore Chennai Express ( ) is a 2013 Indian, directed by, written by and Yunus Sajawal, and produced by under. The film features and in lead roles; it is the second collaboration between Khan and Padukone, after (2007). The film is about a man's journey from to, and what happens along the way after he falls in love with the daughter of a local don.

Principal photography began on 27 September 2012, filming began in October 2012 and was completed by May 2013. Chennai Express was released in the overseas markets on 8 August 2013, and a day later in India. Extensive paid previews were held in India on 8 August as well. Although the film received mixed reviews from critics, it broke several box office records in India and abroad, becoming the quickest film to collect ₹1 billion (US$16 million) net domestically. The film surpassed to become the worldwide; a record it held until it was surpassed by in December 2013.

According to, Chennai Express currently ranks as the seventh highest-grossing Bollywood film worldwide. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Plot [ ] Rahul Mithaiwala () is a rich forty-year-old bachelor living in. His parents died in a car accident when he was eight years old, so his grandparents raised him. Rahul's grandfather () owns a chain of confectionery shops.

Before his grandfather's 100th birthday celebration, two of Rahul's friends invite him to accompany them on a vacation in, which he accepts. Rahul's grandfather dies on the eve of the celebration, just when he witnesses on TV in a match get on his 99th. His grandmother tells Rahul that his grandfather wanted his ashes to be divided into two parts—one of each to be immersed in the and. She asks Rahul to take the ashes to Rameswaram and disperse them. Reluctantly, he accepts her request but is also eager to attend the Goa trip.

Rahul and his friends plan to dump the ashes at Goa but his grandmother wants to see him off, forcing Rahul to travel by train. He books a single ticket on the Chennai Express, planning to meet his friends along the way,. However, Rahul forgets to take the ashes, and he almost misses the train when he returns to collect them. As he tries to leave the train, he notices a young woman running to board it.

He helps her and four other people board the moving train, but the train leaves the station before he can get off. Rahul tries to flirt with the woman, who starts communicating by singing parodies of, and explains that the four men are trying to kidnap her. Rahul lends her his mobile phone so that she can contact her friends, but the men with her grab it and throw it from the train.

Rahul is annoyed, but says nothing because the men are carrying weapons. Rahul tells the about them, but they push the inspector into a river below a bridge. Panicked, Rahul learns that the men are her cousins, and that her name is Meenalochni 'Meena' Azhagusundaram (). She is fleeing from a to Tangaballi (). Her father, Durgeshwara Azhagusundaram () is a powerful headman of the local mafia in.

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Rahul () helps Meenamma () board the train, a spoof of the famous train scene in Khan's 1995 film Meena takes Rahul to her father and introduces him as her lover. Tangaballi challenges Rahul to a that Rahul unknowingly accepts, due to his lack of knowledge in.

On the night of the duel, Rahul escapes with the help of a local policeman, Shamsher (), but he ends up on a ship with Sri Lankan terrorists and smugglers. A gun battle ensues between the police force and the terrorists. When the police officers investigate and take Rahul into custody, he tells his story and ends up back in Komban. Terrified and once again surrounded by Azhagusundaram's sickle-wielding henchmen, Rahul pretends to take Meena hostage and escapes with her in her father's car, battling Azhagasundaram's men. When the car breaks down, Rahul and Meena quarrel and part ways. Rahul, not knowing which way to go, returns to Meena, who takes him to the Vidhamba village.

Meena tells the villagers that they are a married couple who needs protection and rest, to which the villagers agree. Meena then realises that she has fallen in love with Rahul. When Rahul plans to sneak away, she argues, not wanting to earn the villagers' distrust. Tangaballi catches Rahul as he tries to leave, but the villagers help them escape again. Meena persuades Rahul to disperse his grandfather's ashes and travels with him to Rameswaram, where they complete the rites. On their way back, Rahul realises that he has fallen in love with Meena, and does not tell her where they are going. He takes Meena back to her father and tries to make him understand and honour his daughter's wish.

He also tells Meena that he loves her. Rahul tells Tangaballi and his goons that he is ready for the fight this time. In the fight that follows, Rahul is severely injured but emerges victorious.

Meena's father and Tangaballi reform, accepting that the love of a common man like Rahul is bigger than their physical ability and political influence. Azhagusundaram allows Rahul to marry Meena. Rahul then leaves a message that love knows no regional or language barriers and that with a strong heart, there is no limit to what the common man can achieve. Cast [ ] • as Rahul Mithaiwala • as Meenalochni 'Meenamma' Azhagusundaram • as Tangaballi • as Durgeshwara Azhagusundaram • (special appearance in '1 2 3 4 Get on the Dance Floor') • as Inspector Shamsher • as Rahul's grandmother • as Rahul's grandfather • as Sri Lankan smuggler • as Henchman • as a passerby • Rakesh Kukreti as Bobby, Rahul's friend Production [ ] Development [ ] and had originally planned to team up for a remake of the 1982 film,.

After the 2011 blockbuster, Shetty had begun writing the script of the film but left it half-finished. The script of Chennai Express was ready for as a back-up, because of the difficulty of obtaining the actor's filming dates. Upon reading the script, liked the idea and agreed to star in it before the Angoor remake, causing Angoor 's remake to be postponed. Shetty said the film is 'a hard-core commercial film with a romantic angle. The story is about this man's travel from Mumbai to Rameshwaram and what happens during the journey.' About 68 minutes of footage were enhanced with. Was the first actor to be approached with the script and was the first lead actor to be signed for the film.

Rohit Shetty stated that despite the title, would not play a South Indian in the film. The casting of the lead heroine was the subject of much press speculation;, and were rumoured to be involved. Shetty denied those rumours, stating that the cast would be finalised in April 2012, and that he was going to cast an established actress in the role. In October 2012, it was confirmed that had been signed to play the female lead opposite, and photographs showing and Khan shooting were released. This was Padukone's second film opposite, with whom she made her Bollywood debut in the 2007 blockbuster. Starting with this film, which was released on Women's Day, wished to have the name of his female co-star appear above his own in the credits.

Was cast to play the role of father—the film's main antagonist—making his debut in Bollywood. Actress was signed in January 2013 for an item number in the film. Other personalities from, including and, appear in minor roles. The Hill station in Kerala, one of the film's major locations Filming on the project began at in Mumbai on 5 October 2012. Additional filming was done at with a minimal crew. Stills of the lead actor were unofficially released in mid-October 2012. In November 2012, the cast and crew went to Goa to begin filming the scenes set there.

Was used to portray as. A romantic scene on board a train passing next to was also shot. In December 2012, the crew went to to film certain scenes.

In January 2013, a shoot was supposedly scheduled to take place in, but since felt that Ooty was too far from Mumbai, several locations from Ooty were reconstructed on the outskirts of in by the art director Narendra Ruharikar. It took over 40 days and ₹ 15 million to build the required sets. Filming in Wai took the entire month of March 2013. A 10-day shooting schedule in, Kerala, began in mid-April 2013; scenes were filmed at,, Wagavara and Kannimala. Filming was stopped for several days because of heavy rainfall, resulting in the schedule being slightly extended until end of the same month. A press conference was held in Munnar. In May 2013, scenes were filmed in.

Finished shooting on 25 May 2013. Flew to in May 2013 to film his remaining scenes. The film has several Tamil dialogues, but to retain context no subtitles were used. Soundtrack [ ] Chennai Express by Released 1 July 2013 ( 2013-07-01) Recorded 2012–2013 Length 39: 34 Language chronology (2013) 2013 Chennai Express (2013) (2013) 2013 from Chennai Express. • ' Released: 13 July 2013 The score of Chennai Express was composed by Amar Mohile; the songs were composed by the duo, and the lyrics were written by and. Recording of the songs began in late October 2012. The track 'Ready Steady Po' was recorded in November 2012 by the music's composers.

Several sources said that the director and actor were unsatisfied with the score. The director was reportedly asked to plan for a different musical composition.

However, the composers denied these rumours. In mid-April 2013, singer recorded the title track for the film, marking his return to Bollywood for playback after an absence of fifteen years. He said the song celebrated the spirit of togetherness. Initially, Balasubrahmanyam was apprehensive, but chose to sing due to the content and leads of the film. The song '1 2 3 4 get on the dance floor' was released as a promotional single on. On 27 June 2013, the video promo of the song 'Titli' was released, and on 11 July 2013, the promo video of 'Kashmir Main Tu Kanyakumari' was released.

On 19 July 2013, uploaded a song to its official channel on YouTube; sung. The song was titled ' – The 'Thalaivar(r)' Tribute' in honour of the film actor. On 25 July 2013, a promotional video of the song 'Tera Rasta Main Chhodoon Na' was released.

The music album was launched on 1 July 2013. Track list No. Title Singer(s) Length 1.

'1 2 3 4 Get on the Dance Floor',, Sricharan 3:48 2. 'Titli',, 5:50 3. 'Tera Rastaa Chhodoon Na', 4:13 4. 'Kashmir Main Tu Kanyakumari',, 5:07 5.

'Ready Steady Po', Brodha V, Smokey, Enkore, 3:28 6. 'Chennai Express', 4:47 7. 'Titli' Zoheb Khan, Phoenyx 3:40 8. 'Chennai Express (Mashup)' DJ Kiran Kamath 3:37 9. ' 4:36 Total length: 39:34 Critical response [ ] Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Devesh Sharma () Yashika Mathur () Joginder Tuteja () The soundtrack album of Chennai Express received positive reviews.

Devesh Sharma of gave the album 4/5, saying that it is 'a robust offering, which is full of new sounds and zany surprises', and that Vishal-Shekhar put in a lot of effort to bring out their best for the film. Gave the album 3.5/5 and stated that the album was another 'winner' from Vishal-Shekhar. The composers were critically praised for blending different forms of music which 'pepped' the otherwise usual Bollywood music. Yashika Mathur of gave the album 3.5/5 and said that Chennai Express is 'another winner from Vishal-Shekhar' that 'boasts of a soothing bouquet of typical Bollywood numbers and some peppy tracks with exceptional mixing.'

She wrote that it 'is likely to appeal to music lovers of all age-groups and sentiments' and called it '[a]n entertaining all-rounder, the composers must be applauded for fusing different music and beats to pep up the otherwise usual Bollywood music.' Joginder Tuteja of gave the album 3/5 and wrote that the title song, 'Chennai Express', is 'just about average'. He expressed his displeasure over Balasubramaniam's ill-suiting of voice for Shah Rukh Khan, and said that in all the song was not remarkable. He however complimented that the overall outcome was 'satisfactory' with a few of the songs even standing out. Anand Holla of said, 'It's easy to imagine director Rohit Shetty's crystal clear brief to Vishal-Shekhar, involving words such as catchy, peppy, fun, and of course 'hit songs'. Given how happily formulaic the soundtrack has turned out, V–S have given us a fair idea of what awaits us this Eid.'

Release [ ] The film had paid previews in India on 8 August 2013, with ten to twelve shows at multiplexes. Chennai Express was scheduled to be released in non-traditional international markets. In Peru, it was the first Hindi film to be released on the same day as in India. Chennai Express was also released in Morocco, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, and Israel. The price of tickets for Chennai Express was increased 40 percent above the usual tariff during the weekday shows and up to 20 percent on weekends; although this increase was not uniformly applied in all multiplexes. The film was released in 2,550 cinemas across 3,550 screens in India, and across 700 screens internationally—including 196 screens in North America, 175 in the United Kingdom, 55 in the Middle East, and 30 in Australia—the widest Bollywood release up to that point.

Marketing [ ] A first look of Chennai Express was released on 1 January 2013. A thirty-one second title track teaser, sung by S.

Balasubrahmanyam, was released on 23 May 2013. The official trailer of the film was released at an event in Mumbai on 13 June 2013; two days after its launch it exceeded four million views on YouTube. The outfits worn by Khan and Padukone in the film were auctioned; proceeds from the sale were donated to a charity. The auction took place around the day of the film's release. A app developed by Singbox—a Swedish gaming studio—was launched on 2 August 2013 for Android and iOS based smartphones. Khan promoted his film on the reality television shows,,, and.

—'s year-end compilation of the most frequent search queries—named Chennai Express the most trending topic of 2013 in India. The film's satellite television rights were sold to for ₹480 million (US$7.5 million). The agreement was linked to the film's box office revenue—the first deal of its kind in Indian cinema. If Chennai Express collected over ₹1.3 billion (US$20 million) net, then for every ₹100 million earned after that, the producers would get an additional ₹20 million. The film had its television premiere on 20 October 2013, and was seen by a record, almost doubling that of the highest rated fiction show. It helped its broadcaster,, to reach the top position among General Entertainment Channels that month.

Legal issues [ ] Along with, Chennai Express was initially abandoned by Pakistani distributors and exhibitors because four films were released on the same day. The release dates were postponed to 15 and 9 August, respectively. During its Wai schedule of filming, the film's unit ran into trouble for using too much water from, in the drought-stricken of. The state's relief and rehabilitation minister,, addressed the problem. The film's poster and trailer, released on Twitter and YouTube, were criticised by some Tamil media for their depiction of Tamil ethos.

They said Padukone's heavily accented dialogue resembled a Malayalee accent rather than a Tamil one. Padukone defended the film, saying that it did not parody South Indian culture and that most of the crew, including herself, are South Indians. She later said, 'Why would we spoof our own culture?' On 31 July 2013, the political party 's film wing threatened to disrupt the film's premiere; it reportedly attempted to dislodge ongoing popular Marathi movies from cinemas that show only one film at a time. The party was upset with reports that the distributors of Chennai Express had demanded prime slots in single screen cinemas, and at some multiplexes, where the superhit Marathi film had been popular since 19 July. On 1 August 2013, both the film directors, Rohit Shetty and Sanjay Jadhav were called on by to find a solution.

After listening to both parties, Thackeray ruled that if Duniyadari was not removed from single screen cinemas across the state, then the MNS would not object to the release of Chennai Express in Maharashtra. Critical reception [ ].

Khan ( top) received mixed reviews for his performance, while Padukone received generally positive review for hers. Chennai Express received mixed reviews from critics worldwide. India [ ] of gave the movie 4 out of 5 stars and wrote, 'On the whole, 'Chennai Express' has the trademark Rohit Shetty stamp all over. You seek entertainment, entertainment and entertainment in a film like 'Chennai Express' and the movie lives up to the hype and hoopla surrounding it.' Rachit Gupta of Filmfare rated the movie 4 of 5 stars, stating, 'The film's peppered with humorous set pieces and colourful locales and songs. Rohit Shetty makes chettinad-style masala movies. And that's the perfect description of this film.

If you don't plan to engage in a multi-lateral critique of dramatic elements and narrative, this film can be fun.' Sarita Tanwar Of gave the movie 3.5 of 5 stars and said, 'This is a treat for all Hindi film lovers.

It has all the ingredients you'd expect from a big commercial masala film—big star cast, drama, action, comedy, songs, the car chases and the big finish, all delivered in Rohit Shetty's unapologetic ishtyle. Overall, this is a bubblegum blockbuster.' Meena Iyer of gave the movie 3.5 of 5 stars, saying, 'Chennai Express is a magnificently mounted film. In an ode to his own cinema—read Golmaal series or Bol Bachchan, Rohit Shetty, the director, who has grossers in Bollywood's 100-crore club, ups the scale for his Eid offering.' Saibal Chatterjee of gave the movie 3 of 5 stars and said that, 'The whole-hearted zeal that SRK and Deepika bring to the table and the steady flow of funny one-liners serve Shetty's purpose well, turning Chennai Express into a full-on masala film that is completely unapologetic about its intentions. And that is its USP [Unique Selling Point].'

Rated the movie 3 of 5 stars, stating that if one ignores the platitudes, the absence of 'punch' in the script and predictability, then the person is 'onboard for a fun ride' with Chennai Express. Gave the film 3 stars: 'The good news first. 'Chennai Express' is a pleasant and likeable film in parts. The bad news is, it does nothing for Shah Rukh Khan's imdomitable star power except to tell us he can still play a 40-year [old] Rahul without faltering.'

Abhishek Gupta of gave it 2.5 stars and wrote, 'The comedy along with the action is rarely served with equal entertainment in today's cinema. We discern Rohit Shetty for his mass leisure which includes cars fluttering from the unknown corners and comedy which isn't slapstick but works.' Shubhra Gupta of gave the movie 2.5 out of 5 stars, and wrote that the film comes up with some genuinely funny moments. She commended Padukone's looks, although she criticized aspects of her stagecraft skills. Sukanya Verma of Rediff.com gave the film 2.5 stars, saying, 'Chennai Express evokes a few laughs but otherwise it decides to shift tracks from droll comedy to dreadful drama.' Khalid Mohamed of gave the film 2.5 stars and wrote, 'board Chennai Express at your own risk'.

Of gave the film 2/5 rating and said the film was a 'big, fat' bore. He commented that Chennai Express was a 'bloated vanity project', and felt that the lead actor could have performed better.

Of rated it 1 star out of 5, saying, 'You've paid for the ticket? Now just sit back and suffer.' Overseas [ ] Rachel Saltz of wrote, 'Chennai Express' feels like a sumptuous meal with carefully chosen wine and tasty appetizers but a botched main course. Money and visual care have been lavished on this Bollywood action-comedy-romance and glossy stars engaged (Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone).

But the movie chugs along for most of its 2 hours and 20 minutes searching for comedy and characters in a frantically overplotted story.' Sneha May Francis of wrote, 'Rohit Shetty's s(h)tyle of romance relies heavily on buffoonery and will be applauded mainly by Shah Rukh Khan loyalists'. She added, 'Rohit's carnival-like comedy coaxes some laughs, but can leave you exhausted.' Sneha said that Padukone's performance 'outshines' that of Khan. Ronnie Scheib of wrote, 'Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone are ill matched in this overworked comedy/romance/actioner. Shetty's need to maintain his characters' romantic heroism constantly grates against his depictions of their ridiculousness.' Simon Foster of the gave the film 2 stars out of 5 and described it as 'a loud, lame-brained romantic comedy from the (very) broad directorial brush of Rohit Shetty, SRK's over-hyped vehicle sees the charismatic but ageing actor badly miscast and easily overshadowed by his leading lady, Deepika Padukone.' Box office [ ].

See also: At the time, Chennai Express became the highest grossing Bollywood film, both in India and around the world, when it collected 3.96 billion (US$62 million). It currently stands as the worldwide. The film's gross broke the ₹3.92 billion (US$61 million) record set by, according to Box Office India. The film's final worldwide gross was ₹423 (72.31 million).

India [ ] During paid previews, Chennai Express performed well, with the Hindi version collecting ₹ 67.5 million, surpassing the previous record held by 3 Idiots, according to. The film collected ₹ 292.5 million on its opening day, making it the second highest opening day collection behind.

The film broke the second and third day box office records, collecting ₹264.30 million (US$4.1 million), and ₹292.10 million (US$4.6 million) respectively, and collected ₹870.8 million (US$14 million) ( ₹938.3 million (US$15 million) including paid previews), breaking the previous weekend record set. Chennai Express set another record for worldwide opening gross, earning ₹1.59 billion (US$25 million) in the three-day weekend. The film performed well on Monday, collecting over ₹120 million (US$1.9 million). It grossed ₹115 million (US$1.8 million) on its first Tuesday, becoming Shah Rukh Khan's highest-grossing film in India. The film grossed ₹125.60 million (US$2.0 million) on Wednesday. Box Office India reported that the film grossed ₹190 million (US$3.0 million) net on Thursday, taking its first week total (including paid previews) to ₹1.461.50 billion (US$23 million), beating the previous record of Ek Tha Tiger. It had a worldwide gross of ₹2.5 billion (US$39 million) in the first seven days.

The film collected ₹237.50 million (US$3.7 million) on its second weekend, taking the total domestic net to ₹1.68 billion (US$26 million), and also became the second highest grossing Bollywood film in ten days with a worldwide gross of ₹3.14 billion (US$49 million). The film earned ₹1.85 billion (US$29 million) in two weeks and had collected ₹1.94 billion (US$30 million) after its third weekend in the domestic market. It grossed ₹160 million (US$2.5 million) in its third week, bringing up its total to ₹2.00.75 billion (US$31 million). Chennai Express broke the domestic net record set by 3 Idiots in its fourth weekend and added around ₹57.40 million (US$900,000) in week four to take the total to ₹2.06 billion (US$32 million). The film collected ₹3.5 million (US$55,000) on its sixth week, for a final total of ₹2.08.25 billion (US$32 million). The film's lifetime domestic distributor share stands at ₹1.15 billion (US$18 million), breaking Ek Tha Tiger's previous record of ₹1.07 billion (US$17 million).

Overseas [ ] Chennai Express also broke overseas records; during paid previews in the UK the film collected more than any first day of a Bollywood film in the UK. The film broke opening weekend records in foreign territories, taking in ₹504.70 million (US$7.9 million), including record collections from key markets in the US ($2.22 million), the UAE (AED 7.73 million) and the UK (£934,118). Chennai Express set a record for opening weekends overseas, grossing US$7.1 million. It was also successful in Pakistan, where it collected ₨18.4 million (US$170,000) in its opening weekend. By 18 August, the film had broken all box office records in by grossing over ₨40 million (US$380,000). The film earned ₹720 million (US$11 million) in just nine days in overseas markets.

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