Devara RTC X Road Collections
Jr. NTR starrer Devara is getting huge advance booking in Telugu states. The pre-sales of this movie are open on Monday and record collections are being recorded everywhere.
As the advance booking opened, the film was registering box office numbers beyond Telugu top heroes. If we go into the details about this movie advance booking at RTC Cross Road in Hyderabad…
Except for the RRR movie, the movie starring Young Tiger is releasing solo after 6 years. Fans are eagerly waiting for this movie. From the teaser to the trailers, this movie has created some kind of buzz. With that, when the advance booking is opened, it is getting a good response.
All eyes are on the collections at RTC Cross Road, which is considered the capital of Telugu cinema. Movie buffs from Telugu states will be thinking about the commotion here. They will discuss what will happen in the RTC crossroad. Devara is registering record collections in the region where there is such a craze.
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As far as Devara is concerned… this movie is being shown in 46 shows in four or five theaters on RTC crossroad. Although the bookings for this movie were not fully opened, record collections were recorded on the first day. Trade sources revealed that the film collected Rs 1.32 crore on Day 1. 38.5 lakhs at Sudarshan Theater at RTC Cross Road, 26.8 lakhs in Sandhya 35, 32.2 lakhs in Devi, 33.3 lakhs in Sandhya 70mm, 24.6 lakhs in Shanti, 24.6 lakhs in Tarakarama. 1.55 lakhs have been collected, trade sources revealed.
After Acharya movie, this movie is coming under the direction of director Koratala Siva and produced by hero Kalyan Ram under NTR Arts banner. Janhvi Kapoor is being introduced directly to the Telugu audience for the first time through this movie. Anirudh’s music has already gained a good craze. In this order, this movie is releasing worldwide on September 27. When it comes to worldwide collections, the advance booking of this movie has collected approximately 30 crore rupees on the first day, according to trade sources.