Tollywood
Peddi Day 7 Box Office: Worldwide gross hits over Rs. 271 Cr and is now over 23 Cr away from crossing They Call Him OG globally
BY CHRISTA LINCY
Peddi generated strong pre-release buzz thanks to Ram Charan's star power . Since its release, the actor's performance has received widespread appreciation and remains one of the key talking points among audiences. Although the film is not living up to the massive expectations that accompanied a project of this scale, it is still reaching significant milestones and setting new benchmarks in several areas. On its seventh day, which was a Wednesday, the film managed to earn a net collection of 7.55 Cr across India. This represents a 22.2% drop compared to Tuesday’s net of 9.70 Cr. While mid-week dips are a standard occurrence, the film is maintaining a steady presence with 7,535 shows currently running across the country. This brings the total India net collection to a respectable 187.25 Cr so far. On Day 7, Peddi recorded an India gross of 8.89 Cr. If we look at the state-wise breakdown, the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana markets remain the heart of the movie's success, contributing 6.50 Cr gross for the day. Karnataka followed with 0.60 Cr, while Tamil Nadu and Kerala added 0.25 Cr and 0.05 Cr respectively. The Rest of India markets contributed another 1.49 Cr, pushing the total India gross to 222.53 Cr. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The language-wise performance shows that the Telugu version is doing most of the heavy lifting, bringing in 6.10 Cr net on Wednesday with an overall occupancy of 24.0%. Interestingly, Vizag-Visakhapatnam recorded a very high occupancy of nearly 40%, while Hyderabad remained steady at 20.5% across 640 shows. The Hindi version also showed some grit by adding 1.25 Cr net, while the Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam versions saw smaller contributions during the mid-week period. In the national theater chains, the film saw a consistent turnout for a working Wednesday. Looking at the figures for PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis, these chains collectively grossed 33 Lakhs. To be more specific, PVR brought in 15 Lakhs, INOX added 12 Lakhs, and Cinepolis contributed 6 Lakhs. It is clear that while the mass-market single screens are driving the volume, the urban multiplex audience is still providing a reliable secondary stream of revenue. Digital booking trends are another indicator of the movie's reach. On BookMyShow, Peddi recorded 84.86K ticket sales on Wednesday alone, which is a very healthy number for a seventh day. This has helped the film cross a massive milestone on the platform, with total tickets sold now exceeding 31 Lakhs since its release. On the global front, the film added 0.80 Cr (Early estimates) from overseas markets on Day 7, taking its international gross to 48.80 Cr. When you combine the domestic and international numbers, Peddi has hit a worldwide gross total of 271.33 Cr. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) As the extended first week draws to a close, it is fascinating to see where Peddi stands among the all-time greats of Telugu cinema. While it has some way to climb to reach the very top, it has already secured its place among the notable global earners of Tollywood. Here is a look at the top Telugu movies based on their worldwide gross collections: Baahubali 2: The Conclusion - 1788.06 Cr Pushpa 2: The Rule - 1742.10 Cr RRR - 1230.00 Cr Kalki 2898 AD - 1042.25 Cr Baahubali: The Beginning - 650.00 Cr Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire - 617.75 Cr Saaho - 451.00 Cr Devara: Part 1 - 428.00 Cr Adipurush - 393.00 Cr Pushpa: The Rise - 350.10 Cr Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu - 301.49 Cr Hanuman - 295.29 Cr They Call Him OG - 295.22 Cr Peddi - 271.33 Cr Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo- 269.35 Cr With its first week coming to an end today, the film has already crossed several significant milestones. If it maintains this momentum, the ₹300 Cr mark is well within reach, and the current trend suggests it could continue climbing higher on the list.