'Thandel’ Box Office Day 14: Naga Chaitanya’s Film Crosses ₹60 Crore in India, Crosses ₹100 Worldwide
February 21, 2025: Naga Chaitanya’s ‘Thandel’ has surpassed the ₹60 crore mark at the box office within two weeks of release. The romantic thriller, which started with a strong opening, has seen fluctuating numbers, with weekday collections declining steadily.
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✅ Strong Word-of-Mouth in Telugu Market – The film has resonated well with the audience, particularly in Andhra Pradesh & Telangana.
✅ Impressive Production Quality – Stunning cinematography, music, and choreography have been widely praised.
❌ Decline in Weekday Collections – The second week saw a steady dip, with occupancy rates reducing in night shows.
❌ Limited Performance in Hindi & Tamil Markets – The film’s reception outside the Telugu belt has been lukewarm.
❌ New Releases Entering the Race – Competition from upcoming titles could impact its third-week earnings.
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As ‘Thandel’ enters its third week, industry analysts believe the film could touch the ₹75 crore mark depending on its weekend performance. Its long-term box office fate will depend on how well it sustains against new releases.
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