After facing many delays and issues, Pawan Kalyan’s first-ever period movie, Hari Hara Veera Mallu, arrived in theaters a day before. The film’s result proves that Pawan Kalyan’s straight films struggle while his remakes work at the box office.
As said above, after being in the filming stage for over 5 years, HHVM made it to the theaters a day before, and though it registered superb numbers for premieres, it received negative reviews on day 1.
Pawan Kalyan: Straight Films Struggle – Remakes Work Better
On the second day, the film crashed at the box office, and it is heading towards a big failure at the box office. The fans might be hurt that Pawan always does remakes instead of straight films, but the films’ results support his decision.
In the last decade, PK’s remake films, such as Gopala Gopala, Katamarayudu, Vakeel Saab, Bheemla Nayak, and Bro, received better WOM than his straight films like Agnyathavaasi, Sardaar Gabbar Singh, and Hari Hara Veera Mallu.
The result of Hari Hara Veera Mallu proves that Pawan Kalyan’s straight films struggle while his remakes work at the box office.
![The movie's digital rights and satellite rights are said to be bought by Hotstar [Star Maa] for 9 Crore, which is a very big deal for the movie's budget. Also, the Hindi dubbing and audio rights were said to fetch 3 Cr. Nara Rohith's Sundarakanda seals a big non-theatrical deal, and with this, the movie's non-theatrical business closes for 12 Cr. The release poster features Nara Rohith at two different points in his life—one scene with Sridevi Vijaykumar capturing first love and another with Vriti Vaghani suggesting a second shot at romance.](https://tracktollywood.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Nara-Rohits-Film-Seals-Big-Non-Theatrical-Deal-Sundarakanda-265x198.jpg "Nara Rohit’s Film Seals Big Non-Theatrical Deal")
