Overview
- Following Wednesday’s Day-6 drop, industry tracker Sacnilk estimates the Adivi Sesh–Mrunal Thakur film at ₹27.05 crore net in India and ₹43.89 crore worldwide, with a 48% fall from Tuesday’s take.
- The Telugu version led Day-6 business with about ₹1.05 crore net and 18% occupancy, while the Hindi version added roughly ₹50 lakh with around 9% occupancy, pointing to stronger regional pull.
- The producers assert the movie has just crossed ₹50 crore worldwide and describe the spend as a modest ₹65 crore, while several reports peg costs as high as ₹80–100 crore, driving disagreement on its status.
- Reviews skew lukewarm to negative, including a 1.5-star Indian Express write-up, even as stars like Ram Charan and peers such as Nani publicly praised the performances and urged theatrical viewing.
- The Shaneil Deo–directed debut opened April 10 after a delay to avoid Dhurandhar 2, which continues to dominate screens, and reports indicate an Amazon Prime Video release will follow with Telugu arriving earlier than Hindi.