Is Bollywood no longer the king of Indian cinema?

How can we forget India's most successful film, Baahubali?
Baahubali broke all financial records and also smashed down language barriers, as movie was produced in ten languages and introduced south Indian actors to the public eye. Tollywood has recently created some fantastic films. Robot 2.0 was the largest Tamil film in 2018, and 2021 Pushpa and RRR are already at the top of the box office this year. They were renowned because their stories were unique and more realistic.

They were successful because their stories were unique and more realistic. You've probably noticed that many Bollywood films are remakes of Tollywood films. The days of the entire country looking up to Bollywood movies for their flexibility in story and drama are long gone.
Nowadays, Bollywood is concerned with making money and breaking the 100 crore milestone, while ignoring other crucial components of filmmaking. A movie is judged only on its collection, regardless of its content.

1. How Tollywood has already surpassed Bollywood

• Tollywood films feature greater visual effects.
• Directors and writers are fantastic, and they create a wide range of films.
• Unlike Bollywood love stories, the themes are unique and engaging.

2. Why Bollywood lags behind:

•75 % Remake of regional films
•23 %  biopic
•2 % self-expression

3. Some Bollywood hits are remakes of Tollywood films:

(a) Pokiri - Wanted
(b) Ready - Ready
(c) Vikramarkudu - Rowdy Rathore
(d) Maryada Ramanna - Son of Sardar
(e) kick - kick.

Everyone can witness a progressive shift in popularity and frenzy away from Bollywood and toward the South Film Industries.
So, is Bollywood coming to an end?

Bollywood's future is grim. None of the entrants have a chance to make it big in the industry. Unfortunately, the concept of stardom will end with the Khans and Hrithik Roshan. Bollywood is not losing its hold; it is simply in a slump, and the future is heavily dependent on how the upcoming films are executed.