Sri Simha’s ‘Mathu Vadalara 2’ Approaches $1 Million at the US Box Office

Update: 2024-09-19 11:08 IST

Sri Simha’s ‘Mathu Vadalara 2’ Approaches $1 Million at the US Box Office

Despite the release of big-budget movies like ‘Mr. Bachchan,’ ‘Double iSmart,’ and ‘Thangalan’ in August, the spotlight has shifted to smaller productions such as ‘Aay’ and ‘Committee Kurraallu.’ These films have not only captivated audiences but also brought substantial profits to their producers. Now, ‘Mathu Vadalara 2’ is stepping into the limelight, continuing this trend with impressive box office performance.

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The sequel to the hit film ‘Mathu Vadalara,’ ‘Mathu Vadalara 2’ has surpassed expectations with its box office performance. Initially aiming for a break-even target of Rs 8 crores, the film has already amassed approximately Rs 8.5 crores within just four days of its release. This early success suggests a strong profit trajectory for the movie.

Featuring Sri Simha, Satya, and Faria Abdullah in lead roles, ‘Mathu Vadalara 2’ has been met with positive reviews from notable figures in Tollywood. Megastar Chiranjeevi and Superstar Mahesh Babu have both praised the film, contributing to its growing popularity. Their endorsements have helped the film gain traction, leading to increased collections.

‘Mathu Vadalara’ 2 is also making waves across the Atlantic. With gross collections exceeding Rs 50 crores in Telugu states, the film is now achieving record highs in the US market. Initially, a half-million-dollar collection seemed like a milestone, but the film is approaching the million-dollar mark. Box office sources are optimistic about its potential to collect $1.5 million over its long run, given the absence of major films in the US market.

The film has been praised for its engaging content and innovative approach, setting a new benchmark for small and concept-oriented films in Tollywood. Director Ritesh Rana's vision is being lauded, and there's already talk of a third installment in the franchise.

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