In addition to "Godfather," which is doing well at the box office, three other movies came out last week. Aadi Saikumar's "Crazy Fellow" and Viswanth's "Boyfriend For Hire," two minor films, were released last Friday, while Rishab Shetty's "Kantara," a Kannada-dubbed picture, was released on october 15th. Here is how they are currently doing.
Despite extensive marketing, "Boyfriend For Hire" hasn't had any successful openings. Additionally, due to the film's unimpressive critical reception and lack of sufficient entertainment value, as well as its messy plot and illogical moments, no one was interested in seeing the movie by Saturday. Aadi Saikumar's attempt to dominate the box office with almost three films in a row in the past six months isn't succeeding, as his "Crazy Fellow" failed to garner even the barest amount of interest. For these two movies, the weekend was very awful.
On the other side, "Kantara," backed by geetha Arts, which was released without major promotions and with the film team just attending one press conference here, pulled off the impossible thanks to the ludicrous reviews from every angle. telugu consumers clearly adore the movie because it has amassed a gross of more than 4 crores in just two days. Kantara will enjoy a fantastic run at the telugu states' box office until next Friday, when other exciting movies are set to visit theatres. On october 21, Ori Devuda by Vishwaksen, Ginna by Manchu Vishnu, Sardar by Karthi, and prince by siva karthikeyan will all be released in theatres.
Despite extensive marketing, "Boyfriend For Hire" hasn't had any successful openings. Additionally, due to the film's unimpressive critical reception and lack of sufficient entertainment value, as well as its messy plot and illogical moments, no one was interested in seeing the movie by Saturday. Aadi Saikumar's attempt to dominate the box office with almost three films in a row in the past six months isn't succeeding, as his "Crazy Fellow" failed to garner even the barest amount of interest. For these two movies, the weekend was very awful.
On the other side, "Kantara," backed by geetha Arts, which was released without major promotions and with the film team just attending one press conference here, pulled off the impossible thanks to the ludicrous reviews from every angle. telugu consumers clearly adore the movie because it has amassed a gross of more than 4 crores in just two days. Kantara will enjoy a fantastic run at the telugu states' box office until next Friday, when other exciting movies are set to visit theatres. On october 21, Ori Devuda by Vishwaksen, Ginna by Manchu Vishnu, Sardar by Karthi, and prince by siva karthikeyan will all be released in theatres.
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