dil Raju, a senior producer, supported the release of the tiny movie Balagam last week. The culture, values, and inhabitants of Telangana's villages are perfectly shown in the comedy film directed by comedian venu Veldhandi. The film, which was released by dil raju in andhra pradesh and Telangana, is receiving praise from all angles. The positive word-of-mouth is also assisting the movie's box office performance.
Following a good opening weekend box office, the film also did exceptionally well on Monday. The monday collections are practically on par with First saturday collections. The film is expected to have a great run at the box office and bring dil raju and the other cast members prizes and praise.
Regardless of the star cast, the telugu public supports decent films whenever they come out. The same thing occurred with Balagam, which was recently released in theatres. priyadarshi and Kavya Kalyanram play the key parts in the movie, which is directed by comedian-turned-director venu Yeldandi. Both the audience and the critics were won over by the film. Balagam has grown stronger with every day that has passed as a result. The most recent information is that the movie held strong on the first monday and that its box office receipts were on par with First Saturday.
Following a good opening weekend box office, the film also did exceptionally well on Monday. The monday collections are practically on par with First saturday collections. The film is expected to have a great run at the box office and bring dil raju and the other cast members prizes and praise.
Regardless of the star cast, the telugu public supports decent films whenever they come out. The same thing occurred with Balagam, which was recently released in theatres. priyadarshi and Kavya Kalyanram play the key parts in the movie, which is directed by comedian-turned-director venu Yeldandi. Both the audience and the critics were won over by the film. Balagam has grown stronger with every day that has passed as a result. The most recent information is that the movie held strong on the first monday and that its box office receipts were on par with First Saturday.
