Top 5 Box Office - Kantara Non Stop Money Minting continues
1. Kantara: Even after the fourth week of release, the movie is still doing well. This outstanding tale by Rishab Shetty, which was imported from the kannada film business, set new benchmarks for budget and ROI. When compared to the other movies in the league, the collections are crushing it. When all the language versions were combined, the movie made a total of Rs 325 Cr at the indian box office. The movie is still playing in theatres today.
2. Urvashivo Rakshasivo: Allu sirish and Anu Emmaneul are the leading actors in this GA2 production. Despite being a remake of the 2018 tamil film "Pyar prema Kadhal," it was kept a secret and never mentioned in the media. The majority of viewers found the movie to be enjoyable, and it received no bad reviews. The movie did well at the box office on its opening weekend, but it remains to be seen how things will pan out during the workweek.
3. Sardar: The movie began with some high hopes. Although this movie's first weekend looked promising, it ultimately fizzled away. The conflicting ideologies of the father and son are the subject of the movie. Karthi's dual role was the deciding factor in this captivating story. The discourse has been successful so far, bringing in Rs 100 Cr from both tamil and Telugu. Nevertheless, given the money used and the star-studded ensemble, it is anticipated that the movie would perform even better.
4. Like Share and Subscribe: In spite of expectations, Merlapaka Gandhi's film failed to capture the audience's attention. For the movie, Santhosh Sobhan and Faria Abdullah partnered up, and the audience anticipated lots of laughter and an engrossing script. But the movie fell short of the expectations. On day one itself, it was deemed to be a universal no. The ensuing performances' collections saw a severe decline as well.
5. Taggedele: Naveen Chandra, divya Pillai, and naina ganguly play the key characters in the movie. The srinivas Raju-directed movie failed to hold the audience's interest. Without receiving much attention, the movie bombed at the box office. By the end of the first weekend, the movie's overall run is virtually through.