Ravi Teja and Shiva Nirvana’s Irumudi completed a solid third weekend at the box office, maintaining its momentum despite the expected drop from the second weekend. The film minted around ₹17 Cr gross this weekend, taking its 17-day worldwide collection to ₹217 Cr.
Irumudi Third Weekend Performance
The film’s third weekend performance shows a healthy hold in the Telugu states, where it continues to drive the bulk of collections. The 17-day all-India tracked gross stands at ₹171 Cr, while the actuals are around ₹195 Cr. This gap between tracked and actual collections is common for Telugu films, as smaller centers often report delayed or estimated numbers.
Including overseas markets, Irumudi’s 17-day worldwide gross is estimated at ₹217 Cr, marking it as one of Ravi Teja’s stronger recent outings. The film has found particular success in the Telugu-speaking regions, where the actor’s fanbase remains strong.
Territory-Wise Collections Breakup
After the third weekend, Irumudi’s actual collections stand as follows:
| Territory | Collections (Actuals) |
|---|---|
| Telugu States | ₹175 Cr |
| Karnataka | ₹15 Cr |
| Rest of India | ₹5 Cr |
| Overseas | ₹22 Cr |
| Total | ₹217 Cr |
The Telugu states contribute over 80% of the film’s total gross, showcasing Ravi Teja’s dominance in his home markets. Karnataka and overseas circuits have provided decent support, while the rest of India remains a limited market for the film.
Road to ₹250 Cr Club
With ₹217 Cr already in the bank, Irumudi’s next target is joining the ₹250 Cr club worldwide. The film needs another ₹33 Cr to achieve this milestone, which is achievable if it maintains steady weekday numbers and benefits from the upcoming Vinayaka Chavithi holiday next week.
The festive holiday could provide a much-needed boost to the film’s box office run, especially in the Telugu states where family audiences typically turn out in higher numbers during festival periods. How the film performs in its fourth week will determine whether it can reach the ₹250 Cr landmark before completing its theatrical run.
