Instagram Explodes After Fan Posts Uncanny Similarity Between 'KFG: Chapter 2' And 'Avatar: The Way Of Water'
An admin of a meme page recently compared a scene from 'KGF Chapter 2' and 'Avatar The Way Of Water' and it is safe to say Instagram is not the same anymore!
James Cameron's much-anticipated 'Avatar: The Way Of Water' hit the theatres last week in India, and the movie continues to receive criticial and commercial acclaim. However, the background music used in the movie has all of a sudden become a huge talking point after an admin of a meme page on Instagram compared the background music of the movie to 'KGF: Chapter 2'. In both the scenes highlighted by the user, the background music seems to be similar.
The Instagram post has now gone viral, receiving more than 1,93,000 likes and 1,831 comments.
However, the post has not gone down well with many of the fans, as they reminded the admin that the same background music was used in 'Avatar' which released in 2009, way earlier than any of the 'KGF' movies.
"It's AVATAR 1 bgm. KGF copied it," said one user.
"Kgf copied it," said another.
"This Avatar2 bgm is from Avatar 1 .. apparently who copied from who is understood," commented the third user.
"Actually this bgm is in avatar 1 ..so. We may say .. This bgm belongs to avtar," commented another.
'Avatar: The Way Of Water' took the Indian box office by storm and the James Cameron-directorial minted more than 129 crores at the box office over the weekend.
The film collected more than 46 crores on Sunday, taking the tally to more than 100 crores net at the box office. It is important to note that this collection includes all versions of the movie that are playing at the Indian markets currently.
The box office collection of the movie was shared by trade analyst Taran Adarsh and he informed the fans that the movie registered a collection of more than 40 crores on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
'Avatar The Way Of Water' had released in India on Friday, December 16 and the movie has garnered both critics and commercial acclaim.
'Avatar' had released in 2009 and it went on to become the highest-grossing film in the world.
The first 'Avatar' which was released in 2009 was set in the mid-22nd century where humans are trying to colonise pandora, a habitable moon of a gas giant in the Alpha Centauri star system, to mine the valuable mineral unobtanium.
