The opening-day receipts for Dasara, starring Nani and Keerthy Suresh, were spectacular. On its opening day, it had a worldwide audience preference that was nearly 75% higher than that of Bholaa. The Dasara film’s starring nani opening day worldwide gross was over Rs 30 crores. The film’s worldwide distribution totaled Rs 18 crores, and it has already made back about 40 percent of its investment.
According to region, Dasara generated gross box office receipts in India are as follows:
Nizam: Rs. 9,52,000,000 (Rs. 5.71 crores, excluding GST).
Overcome 2,200,00 rupees (Rs. 1.51 crores share).
State of Andhra Pradesh: Rs. 6.59 crores (including Rs. 4.70 crores in hires). Rs 3.82 crores (excluding hires)
AP/TS had a share of Rs. 11.92 crores out of a total of Rs. 18.31 billion, including hires. Rs 11.04 crores (excluding hires)
Karnataka: 2.30 billion rupees
State of Tamil Nadu: Rs. 50 million
Ten million rupees in Kerala
Northern India: 60 million rupees
All Other Regions of India: Rs. 3.50 Cr (Rs 1.65 crores share)
Total Revenue in India: Rs. 21.81 billion (including hires), or Rs. 13.57 crore. Rs 12.69 crores (excluding hires)
Here is a look at how much money Dasara made at the box office around the world (in US dollars):
India as a whole: Rs. 21.81 billion (Rs 12.69 crores).
U.S.A.: $910,000
$57,500 US Dollars in Australia
Money: $3,000 US Dollars
GCC: $45,000 USD
$71,000 in U.S. dollars for the UK
Other: $34,000 USD
Subtract 1.120 million US dollars from the global total: Rs 9.21 crore (a Rs 4.43 crore share).
The global total is Rs. 31,02 crores (including hires, Rs. 18 crores). Rs 17.12 crores (excluding hires)
The strength of Dasara continues into its second day.
Dasara on opening-day earnings is the highest ever for a film starring Nani. In addition to a strong hold on day 2, the film is currently on track to break even in all theatres by the end of the first week. Dasara was widely anticipated to open at No. 1, surpassing Nani all-time record, but the actual earnings have far surpassed even the most optimistic projections. This must be very exciting for Nani, whose recent films have failed to justify their box-office success. Dasara will eventually surpass Middle-Class Abbayi, which was released in 2017, as his most successful film.
