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Ram Charan’s action sports drama ‘Peddi’ continued its successful theatrical run on its second Saturday. The film witnessed a significant jump in collections after a comparatively slower second Friday. According to Sacnilk, ‘Peddi’ collected Rs 8.10 crore net in India on Day 10, registering a 57.3 per cent growth from its Day 9 collection of Rs 5.15 crore.The strong weekend momentum has helped the film comfortably cross the ₹200 crore net milestone in India.
Film crosses Rs 200 crore net in India
With Day 10 earnings of Rs 8.10 crore net from 3,962 shows, ‘Peddi’ has taken its total India net collection to Rs 206.80 crore. The film had completed its first week with an impressive Rs 193.55 crore net collection.The second-week collections began with Rs 6.30 crore on Day 8, followed by Rs 5.15 crore on Day 9. On the gross front, ‘Peddi’ has accumulated Rs 245.53 crore across India.
Overseas market pushes worldwide total higher
The film continued to attract audiences overseas as well. On Day 10, ‘Peddi’ earned Rs 1 crore from international markets. This took its total overseas gross collection to Rs 51 crore.Combining domestic and overseas figures, the worldwide gross collection now stands at Rs 296.53 crore.
Occupancy shows improvement
The Telugu version recorded an overall occupancy of 40.33 per cent on Day 10. Morning shows registered 19.85 per cent occupancy, while afternoon shows improved to 33.69 per cent.Evening shows reported 38.85 per cent occupancy, and night shows witnessed the highest turnout at 44.31 per cent.
Andhra Pradesh-Telangana continues to lead collections
The Andhra Pradesh and Telangana circuit remained the film’s strongest territory on Day 10, contributing Rs 7 crore gross. Karnataka followed with Rs 1.30 crore gross, while the Rest of India markets added Rs 1.10 crore.Tamil Nadu contributed Rs 15 lakhs gross during the day. These figures pushed the total Day 10 gross collection to Rs 9.55 crore across regions.ETimes gave 3 stars out of 5 for the film and wrote, “The sports portions are engaging, particularly the transition from cricket to wrestling, which effectively conveys Peddi’s relentless determination. Although the film was marketed as a multi-sport drama, it works best when it focuses on the emotional stakes rather than the spectacle. Some portions stretch longer than necessary, and the screenplay occasionally leans on predictable tropes.”The review further noted, “Ram Charan anchors the film with a committed performance, convincingly portraying a man fighting not only for sporting glory but also for his community’s identity and self-respect. His physical transformation and emotional intensity ensure that Peddi remains compelling even when the narrative falters.”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. Go to Source
