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Disastrous Advance Bookings For Thank You Movie In All Territories

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There is only one day left for the release of Naga Chaitanya’s Thank You movie but going by the advance bookings of the film, there seems to be little to no buzz for the film. The advance bookings have been disastrous in most of the regions.

Even the brand of Vikram Kumar is not working overseas this time. Usually, a Vikram Kumar-directed movie has a lot of people interested in the US due to his unique filmography. But due to Thank You being completely different from the Vikram style, people don’t seem to be as interested as before.

Now it is crucial for Thank You to open with positive word of mouth. Otherwise, Dil Raju and the team will incur heavy losses on this project. The theatrical business is valued at 28 crores and only good word of mouth can ensure that the film achieves breakeven at the box office.

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The makers have also planned paid premiere shows in Rajahmundry and Vijayawada today night. This is a great strategy considering the state of bookings right now. If it gets a positive talk after the premieres today, it will have a good opening weekend run.

Thank You is being shouldered by Naga Chaitanya in the lead role. It also stars Raashi Khanna, Malavika Nair and Avika Gor in important roles. Dil Raju has produced the film and will be releasing it in all territories. Thaman S is the music director of the film. It releases in theatres tomorrow on 22nd July.

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