Devara Part 1 Hindi Collection: 'Devra' could not fulfill the expectations,as the collection was compared to 'RRR':

Devara Part 1 Hindi Collection: 'Devra' could not fulfill the expectations,as the collection was compared to 'RRR'

Entertainment

Raj Lakshmi 2024-09-28 21:03:00

The film "Devara Part One" failed to meet the audience's high expectations, especially in its Hindi version, which did not perform well on the opening day. In comparison, "RRR" had a strong start at the box office, grossing Rs 133 crore domestically, with its Hindi version earning around Rs 21 crore.

Devara Part 1 Hindi Collection: The audience that anticipated a viewing experience similar to that of Junior NTR and Ram Charan's performance in director SS Rajamouli's film "RRR" while watching the new movie "Devara Part One" expressed disappointment, as evidenced by the underwhelming performance of the Hindi version on its first day of release. "RRR" achieved a noteworthy domestic box office opening of Rs 133 crore, with its Hindi version grossing approximately Rs 21 crore. In contrast, the Hindi version of "Devara Part One" failed to reach double digits in its first-day earnings.

Anil Thadani's company AA Films, known for distributing record-breaking films like 'Bahubali', has released the movie 'Devra Part One' in Hindi. The film has opened Rs 77 crore at the domestic box office, including all languages. The Telugu version has earned Rs 68.60 crore, and the Hindi version has earned about seven crore rupees. However, the movie has not been able to earn even one crore rupees in any of the other Indian languages.

The film "Devra Part One" significantly underperformed in comparison to Prabhas' "Kalki 2898 AD," released in June of this year. Directed by Nag Ashwin and featuring prominent actors such as Deepika Padukone, Amitabh Bachchan, and Kamal Haasan, "Kalki 2898 AD" achieved an impressive domestic box office opening of Rs 95.30 crore on its debut day. The Telugu version of the film earned Rs 65.80 crore, whereas the Hindi version garnered Rs 22.50 crore and the Tamil version collected Rs 4.5 crore. Additionally, the film generated Rs 2.20 crore in the Malayalam market.

The highest-grossing South Indian film on its opening day is 'KGF Chapter 2', directed by Prashanth Neel and starring actor Yash. The film earned Rs 53.95 crore from the Hindi version alone on its first day. The total domestic box office earnings on the first day were Rs 116 crore, including Rs 22.85 crore from the Kannada version, Rs 26.40 crore from the Telugu version, Rs 7.90 crore from the Tamil version, and Rs 4.90 crore from the Malayalam version.

Here are the top 10 highest-grossing South Indian movies released in Hindi on the first day: