This Diwali festival season, Telugu audiences are having an eventful weekend at the Tollywood box office with multiple new movies releasing week. The list includes Ginna, Ori Devuda, Sardar, and Prince.
Manchu Vishnu came up with Ginna, which has been promoted as a horror entertainer. Vishnu took a fair bit of time and promoted this film and hoped to make a comeback with the same. The film has released yesterday. Vishnu is not in the best of forms and he has been not able to pull the audience to theaters. Ginna collected a mere 10 lakhs share at the box office on day 1.
Another film is Ori Devuda. This film is a remake of the hit Tamil film, Oh My Kadavule and it had a good buzz around it. Also, Venkatesh acting in an important role worked positively for the movie. Featuring Vishwak Sen and Mithila Palkar as the lead pair, this movie opened to an approx 1 cr share at the box office.
Then come to the two dubbed films – Sardar and Prince. While Sardar has Karthi in the lead role, Prince features Siva Karthikeyan. Prince got mixed talk and Sardar received a good talk. Both the films minted 1 CR of share on their opening day.
Jathi Ratnalu director Anudeep faced a setback with FDFS and he had to give a good comeback with Prince. Even having a star like Sivakarthikeyan in the lead role. He’s not been successful in delivering hit content.
As for Sardar, Karthi has a decent market in the Telugu states, by looking at the trailer itself audience found the movie promising and the team lived up to the expectations of the audience.
Sardar has received good response than other releases this week and it is expected to be the winner of this Diwali season in both Telugu and Tamil languages.
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