Devara Part 1 Box Office Worldwide Collection: Jr NTR-Starrer Becomes World’s 2nd Highest Grosser, Beats Transformers

Koratala Siva’s Telugu film Devara Part 1 has taken a strong start at the box office not only in India but also globally. The action film directed by Jr NTR and Saif Ali Khan recorded one of the biggest opening days in the history of Indian cinema and maintained the momentum throughout the remaining days of the opening weekend. According to comScore, the film is ranked second on the list of highest-grossing films worldwide this weekend. ,Also read: Devara Part 2 needs a more authentic story, Jr NTR’s stardom will no longer be enough,

Devara Part 1 Box Office Worldwide Collection

Devara Part 1 was released in theaters on 27 September and the makers of the film released a statement saying that it earned Earned Rs 172 crore worldwide on the first day. in its first weekend at the box office. According to comScore, the film grossed $32.93 million ( ₹ 275 crore) worldwide in its opening weekend, placing it second among all films globally. Deora trails only The Wild Robot, which made $44 million over the weekend, and ahead of big Hollywood tentpoles like Beetlejuice ($29 million) and Transformers One ($25 million). However, it is to be noted that for these films, it is not their opening weekend and hence, their earnings have gone down, while Devara got the benefit of a grand opening.

Great performance of Devara at domestic box office

While how much Devara actually earned varies from source to source (courtesy of ambiguity in India’s box office tracking system), it can’t be denied that the film did really well. . While the makers of the film claim that it is certain that it is 300 crore more worldwide Trade trackers worth Rs 200 crore in India, such as Sacnilk and comScore, give more conservative figures. According to Sacknilk, Devara has earned Earned Rs 161 crore in India in its opening weekend. There was a 5% jump in the film’s earnings on Sunday Rs 40 crore in the domestic market. However, its real test will be on Monday as the working day begins and collections decline.