The success of a film was previously measured in terms of how long it took to run between 100 and 175 days. However, in recent years, the definition of a film's success has shifted. Only if a film recoups its entire expenditure is it called a success. Nandamuri balakrishna and boyapati Sreenu's mass action entertainer akhanda celebrates a 100-day run in four cities under these circumstances. The team celebrated the occasion today in kurnool in front of a large crowd.

"My debut film Bhadra and my second film tulasi were major hits and they did well in Rayalaseema," boyapati Sreenu said on the occasion. When I was given the opportunity to direct balakrishna, I was unsure what kind of film I should produce because he experimented with practically every genre.

Simha was the name that came to mind. It's the first big step for me. Then I collaborated with balakrishna on Legend. For akhanda, we paired up for the third time. Every film we associated over our 13-year trip was an experiment, and they all turned out to be blockbusters. I'm grateful to god for allowing me to tell this story.

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