Ram Charan’s sports drama ‘Peddi’ took a dip at the box office on its second day at the theatres. After opening with strong numbers on Day 1, the film saw a sluggish collection on Friday.According to Sacnilk estimates, ‘Peddi collected 26.90 crores on Day 2. This figure represents a drop of 47.3 percent compared to the opening day’s net collection of Rs 51.00 crore. The film recorded these numbers in 10,113 sessions.
‘Peddi’ is approaching 100 cr net mark in India
Despite the second day drop, ‘Peddi’ maintained a healthy total at the domestic box office.The film’s net collection in India is currently 96.40 crores. The gross collection in India has reached 114.49 crore so far. The overseas collections also helped the overall growth of the film.‘Peddi’ collected 8.00 crores on Day 2 overseas. The film’s overseas gross has now increased to 36.00 crores. The worldwide gross collection has touched 150.49 million.
The Telugu market continues to be driven by the numbers of ‘Peddi’
The Telugu market was the film’s strongest supporter on Day 2.According to state data, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana together generated a gross of Rs 25.00 crore on Day 2. Karnataka followed with a gross of Rs 3.23 crore. Tamil Nadu added Rs 70 lakh and Kerala added Rs 7 lakh. Rest of India brought in 3.00 crores.The Telugu version of the film also had higher occupancy compared to its other language versions. ‘Peddi’ registered an overall Telugu occupancy of 48.81 percent on Day 2.Morning occupancy stood at 29.85 percent. Evening occupancy reached 48.15 percent. Evening shows reported 57.08 percent while night shows increased to 60.15 percent.The Kannada version had an overall occupancy of 17.04 percent. Morning occupancy was 9.27 percent and afternoon occupancy reached 15.36 percent. Evening and night occupancy were 10.55 percent and 14.09 percent, respectively.Meanwhile, the Tamil version registered an overall occupancy of 19.80 percent. Morning occupancy was 9.27 percent and afternoon occupancy reached 14.00 percent. Night occupancy touched 15.73 percent before night shows rose to 22.00 percent.Set in rural Andhra Pradesh in the 1980s, Peddi follows a spirited villager who unites his community through sports to protect his pride against a powerful rival.ETimes’ review of the film reads: “Visually, R. Rathnavelu’s cinematography elevates the film. Whether capturing the harsh realities of village life or Peddi’s internal struggles, the camera lends scale and emotion to the story. Several frames linger long after the scene has ended, making the visuals one of the film’s most active.”The review also stated, “However, the supporting cast receives uneven treatment. Talented actors like Divyenndu, Shiv Rajkumar and Boman Irani are introduced with promise, but are gradually sidelined and their character arcs are left underdeveloped. Among them, Shiv Rajkumar as Gour Naidu stands out as the guide and driver of Peddi’s men, offering warmth and conviction.”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.
