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Irumudi Crosses ₹150 Cr in Telugu States: Historical Run

Ravi Teja‘s devotional drama Irumudi continues its phenomenal box office run, crossing the ₹150 Cr gross mark in the Telugu States with its Day 12 collections. The medium-budget film has delivered unimaginable profits to the makers, rewriting box office benchmarks for its budget range.

For a medium-budget film, even crossing the ₹100 Cr gross mark in the Telugu States is considered a major achievement. But Irumudi has raced past ₹150 Cr in just 12 days and is now tracking toward the ₹200 Cr milestone in the Telugu States alone, with both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana eyeing individual ₹100 Cr grosses.

Irumudi Box Office: ₹150 Cr in Telugu States

The film opened with ₹24 Cr worldwide gross on Day 1 and has maintained strong momentum throughout its theatrical run. The ₹150 Cr gross in Telugu States comes from combined collections across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, marking a historic milestone for a devotional subject film.

TerritoryCurrent GrossTarget
Telugu States (AP+TS)₹150 Cr₹200 Cr+
Worldwide₹190 Cr₹250 Cr+

Ravi Teja Joins Elite ₹150 Cr Club in Telugu States

With Irumudi crossing ₹150 Cr gross in the Telugu States, Ravi Teja becomes the 9th hero to achieve this milestone. He joins the elite club alongside Prabhas, Allu Arjun, Mahesh Babu, Ram Charan, NTR, Pawan Kalyan, Chiranjeevi, and Venkatesh.

This achievement is particularly significant for Ravi Teja, marking his entry into the highest box office tier in the Telugu film industry.

Sureshot ₹250 Cr Worldwide Gross

After crossing ₹150 Cr in Telugu States, Irumudi has collected nearly ₹190 Cr worldwide gross in 12 days. The film is confidently set for a ₹250 Cr+ worldwide gross in its full theatrical run, cementing its status as a phenomenal blockbuster.

The success proves that devotional content combined with strong emotional storytelling can drive massive box office numbers, breaking the perception that such films have limited commercial appeal.

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