Ram Charan and Janhvi Kapoor starrer ‘Peddi’ continues its journey at the box office despite facing criticism and mixed reactions from sections of the audience.According to Sacnilk, ‘Peddi’ collected 9.65 crores nett on day 6 in India. This figure represents a 19.9 percent decline from the Day 5 earnings of Rs 12.05 crore.
Worldwide gross reaches 261.23 million
Completing its six-day theatrical run, ‘Peddi’ has collected Rs 179.35 crore at the Indian collections. The film’s gross collection in India is currently 213.23 crores.The overseas market added another Rs 1 crore on the 6th day. That brought the international total to 48 million. As a result, the worldwide gross collection has now increased to 261.23 crores.
The Telugu version continues to lead
Out of all day 6 earnings, Telugu alone was Rs 7.75 crore. The Hindi version contributed Rs 1.65 crore, while the Tamil version contributed Rs 15 lakh. The Kannada and Malayalam versions added smaller numbers to the total.The film had an overall Telugu occupancy of 27.12 percent on Day 6. The evening shows had the biggest audience response. ‘Peddi’ was telecast across India in over 7,500 shows per day
Janhvi Kapoor’s role stirs controversy
While the film continues to be a hit at the box office, conversations about Janhvi Kapoor’s character have continued online.Speaking to Telugu360 Digital, Jagapathi Babu defended Janhvi Kapoor and demanded restraint in online discussions.He said: “As an artist, the only thing I would say is please don’t hit the actress. It’s unfair to go after that girl. We don’t know what her personal views were or if she agreed with all the creative decisions.”Explaining the creative process behind filmmaking, he added, “It’s not like he pushes himself. The manager did what he asked. When an actor signs up and trusts a director’s vision, they follow that vision. We do what the manager tells us. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn’t. He (Buchi Babu) may have his reasons. I support Janhvi on this issue.”The actor also emphasized that the audience should focus their opinions on the film rather than on individuals.He further said, “If you like the movie or not, then comment on the movie. But don’t single out an artist, troll or cause mental anguish.”DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and data in this article have been collected from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly stated, providing a fair representation of the film’s box office performance. These totals are subject to change as official studio figures are updated or additional international market reports are finalized. We provide this data for informational and entertainment purposes only.
