Ram Charan’s sports drama ‘Peddi’ saw a fall at the box office on its second day in theatres. After opening with strong numbers on Day 1, the film saw collections slow down on Friday.According to Sacnilk estimates, ‘Peddi collected Rs 26.90 crore net on Day 2. The figure marks a 47.3 percent drop compared to its opening day net collection of Rs 51.00 crore. The film recorded these numbers across 10,113 shows.
‘Peddi’ nears Rs 100 cr India net mark
Even with the second-day drop, ‘Peddi’ maintained a healthy overall total at the domestic box office.The film’s total India net collection currently stands at Rs 96.40 crore. Its India gross collection has reached Rs 114.49 crore so far. Overseas collections also contributed to the overall growth of the film.‘Peddi’ collected Rs 8.00 crore overseas on Day 2. The film’s overseas gross has now climbed to Rs 36.00 crore. The worldwide gross collection has touched Rs 150.49 crore.
Telugu market continues to drive numbers for ‘Peddi’
The Telugu market remained the film’s strongest contributor on Day 2.According to state-wise figures, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana together generated Rs 25.00 crore gross on Day 2. Karnataka followed with Rs 3.23 crore gross. Tamil Nadu added Rs 70 lakhs while Kerala contributed Rs 7 lakhs. The rest of India brought in Rs 3.00 crore.The film’s Telugu version also registered stronger occupancy compared to other language versions. ‘Peddi’ recorded an overall Telugu occupancy of 48.81 percent on Day 2.Morning occupancy stood at 29.85 percent. Afternoon occupancy reached 48.15 percent. Evening shows reported 57.08 percent while night shows climbed further to 60.15 percent.The Kannada version recorded an overall occupancy of 17.04 percent. Morning occupancy stood at 9.27 percent while afternoon occupancy reached 15.36 percent. Evening and night occupancy stood at 10.55 percent and 14.09 percent respectively.Meanwhile, the Tamil version registered an overall occupancy of 19.80 percent. Morning occupancy was 9.27 percent while afternoon occupancy reached 14.00 percent. Evening occupancy touched 15.73 percent before night shows rose to 22.00 percent.Set in rural Andhra Pradesh during the 1980s, Peddi follows a spirited villager who unites his community through sports to protect their pride against a powerful rival.ETimes review for the film reads, “Visually, the film is elevated by R. Rathnavelu’s cinematography. Whether capturing the harsh realities of life in the village or Peddi’s internal struggles, the camera lends scale and emotion to the story. Several frames linger long after the scene ends, making the visuals one of the film’s strongest assets.”The review also noted, “The supporting cast, however, receives uneven treatment. Talented actors like Divyenndu, Shiv Rajkumar and Boman Irani are introduced with promise but are gradually sidelined and leaving their character arcs underdeveloped. Among them Shiv Rajkumar stands out as Gour Naidu bringing warmth and conviction to his role as Peddi’s mentor and guide.”DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
