'Guntur Karam' Advance Bookings Cross $1.5 Million Overseas!
Superstar Mahesh Babu's highly anticipated film, "Guntur Karam," directed by trivikram srinivas, features Srileela and Meenakshi Chaudhary as the leading ladies. With a substantial budget and a promising trailer, there is significant anticipation among fans that trivikram will deliver a commercial success for mahesh babu with this film.
In terms of advance bookings, the film has already collected 1.5 million dollars, making it one of the highest in Mahesh Babu's career. Notably, "Guntur Karam" is set to have 1792 premieres simultaneously overseas, placing it alongside other pan-India releases like "RRR," "Salaar," and "Radheshyam."
The film's immense screen count is attributed to the craze surrounding superstar Mahesh Babu. With high expectations and positive pre-release talk, trade pundits anticipate that "Guntur Karam" is likely to achieve the highest openings in Mahesh Babu's tollywood career. The movie, with an overall business of 134 crores, is poised to become the first film of the year to target the highest business and break-even figures. As advance bookings pick up in telugu states, the industry is eagerly awaiting the film's first-day collections.
In terms of advance bookings, the film has already collected 1.5 million dollars, making it one of the highest in Mahesh Babu's career. Notably, "Guntur Karam" is set to have 1792 premieres simultaneously overseas, placing it alongside other pan-India releases like "RRR," "Salaar," and "Radheshyam."
The film's immense screen count is attributed to the craze surrounding superstar Mahesh Babu. With high expectations and positive pre-release talk, trade pundits anticipate that "Guntur Karam" is likely to achieve the highest openings in Mahesh Babu's tollywood career. The movie, with an overall business of 134 crores, is poised to become the first film of the year to target the highest business and break-even figures. As advance bookings pick up in telugu states, the industry is eagerly awaiting the film's first-day collections.