Pawan Kalyan’s OG, released in theaters on September 25, has completed its theatrical run and is now streaming on Netflix in all languages, but the film failed to cross the 50 Cr Share in Nizam.
Dil Raju bagged the film’s Nizam rights for ₹55 crore. Later, reports suggested that there were some recoverable terms in the deal, making it a safe venture for him. Dil Raju even officially stated that OG was a profitable film for him.
Of course, in business, there are always various terms and clauses involved. But if we look purely at the ₹55 crore valuation, the film did not reach the breakeven point.
OG collected a 41 crore final share (excluding GST) in Nizam, and even including GST, the share stands around 48.5 crore. With this, the film narrowly missed crossing the 50 crore share mark in the region.
This is the highest share for a Pawan Kalyan film in Nizam, and it opened to a massive first-day collection, but compared to that start, the final numbers are on the average side.
The main reason is that while the film completely satisfied fans, it offered only an average or ordinary experience for general audiences.
