Samantha’s craze at the box office is ever increasing. Movie after movie, her performance at box office is surpassing the male stars. It’s her acting abilities, sharp judgement of scripts, beauty, and her personality putting her in top position.
With her latest release, Yashoda, fans and movie lovers are comparing the collections to Akkineni heroes’ recent movies collections. Obviously, Samantha is well ahead of them.
Netizens always love to compare the collections of two stars and judge their relative craze. It is nothing special or new, but Samantha releasing her movie just after her divorce made the fans of both Samantha and Akkineni clan to go for these comparisons.
The collections of Yashoda are also making the domination of Samantha evident. Akkineni recent movies like Thank You and Ghost failed miserably at the box office. Yashoda, on the other hand, got good talk right from the first show. However, opening day collections depend more on the craze of the star.
Yashoda collected 200k dollars in the USA, in Telugu states the film got good openings, especially in A centres. At the end of first day, Telugu version of Yashoda collected more than 5 crores, which is clearly more than Thank You of Naga Chaitanya. Tamil version also did well.
Hence, Samantha fans are happy and assertive. It is also good to see movies with women as lead making good numbers at the box office. Samantha is truly a role model to start this trend once again.
Yashoda is directed by Hari Harish Duo. The film is Produced by Sivalenka Krishna Prasad under the banner of Sridevi Movies. Along with Samantha, Varalakshmi Sarath Kumar – Unni Mukundan played key roles in this. Music has been composed by Mani Sharma.
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