Not every film that performs exceptionally well in domestic market works in Overseas and vice-versa. The latest example for this is Ravi Teja’s ‘Raja The Great’.
Producer Dil Raju and team has already started celebrating the success of the film showcasing the film’s exemplary performance in the Telugu states and neighboring territories. But, what people are ignoring is the film’s weak show in US, where the film could so far pool just $200K even after registering Ravi Teja’s career highest gross from premieres. The average word of mouth has played spoilsport for the film’s prospects in overseas and led the film to take nosedive on the second day itself.
In local market however, the film is gaining from strength to strength. The release strategy especially, more than the content, helped the film at box office. The film was released on non-holiday, but decent collections were ensured since it was the opening day. The film made merry on the second day, which was Deepavali holiday. By putting up impressive show on the third day, Friday, and also indicating an exceptional Saturday and Sunday in store, Raja The Great is predicted to post humongous first weekend total.
The film has so far collected 13 Cr share from the Telugu states and 16 Cr overall. A 23-24 Cr first weekend looks well possible. The film reportedly needs to collect 32 Cr worldwide share to be called a safe venture.
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