Das CH
Das CH
This Sankranti, Telugu cinema enthusiasts were treated to a cinematic feast with the release of four prominent films. As the festival fervor settles, let’s take a closer look at how each film fared at the Box Office.
1. Hanuman
Teja Sajja’s “Hanuman” may be a small film in comparison to its counterparts, but it has managed to capture the audience’s attention, gaining significant traction in both Nizam and Andhra. Despite its modest size, the film is proving that content is indeed king.
2. Naa Saami Ranga
“Naa Saami Ranga,” released today, received positive reviews and managed to attract audiences despite arriving late. Set against a village backdrop, the film is performing particularly well in Andhra and maintaining decent traction in Nizam. Nagarjuna’s success once again shines during the Sankranti festival.
3. Guntur Kaaram
Despite facing criticism and negative reviews, “Guntur Kaaram” is leveraging Mahesh Babu’s star power to draw crowds, benefiting from the festive craze. While it’s thriving in Andhra, the film’s performance in Nizam is lacking. The post-festival period will be crucial in determining its overall run.
4. Saindhav
Despite being Venkatesh’s landmark 75th film and generating buzz pre-release, “Saindhav” is facing challenges in both Nizam and Andhra. Mixed reviews and the film’s genre, especially when compared to other releases, could be contributing factors. The crowded Sankranti release window might have impacted its performance, leaving audiences to wonder how it would have fared with a solo release.
In conclusion, this Sankranti showcased a diverse array of Telugu films, each with its unique strengths and challenges. While some films soared high, others faced hurdles, making the Box Office competition an intriguing aspect of the festive season. As the festival fervor subsides, the long-term performance of these films will undoubtedly shape the narrative of Sankranti 2024 at the Box Office.
