Ram
Charan
Teja's
much-talked
about
Telugu
movie
Govindudu
Andarivadele
(GAV)
has
recently
completed
the
formalities
of
the
Censor
Board
and
got
a
U/A
certificate.
The
Krishna
Vamsi-directed
film
is
all
set
for
a
grand
release
worldwide
on
October
1.
It
is
said
to
be
the
biggest
release
ever
for
Cherry.
But
as
per
its
latest
screen
count
the
film
will
not
be
able
to
beat
the
record
of
Mahesh
Babu's
Aagadu.
Released
on
September
19,
Aagadu
has
become
the
widest
ever
release
for
a
South
Indian
film
both
in
India
and
overseas.
The
movie
had
graced
850
screens
in
AP
and
Telangana,
125
screens
in
Karnataka,
60
screens
in
Tamil
Nadu,
115
screens
in
Maharashtra,
80
screens
in
other
parts
of
North
India,
159
cinema
halls
and
75
screens
in
other
international
markets.
It
had
graced
a
total
of
1464
theatres,
which
is
the
all
time
record.
Reports
suggest
that
the
makers
of
Govindudu
Andarivadele
have
booked
around
1250
screens
across
the
globe.
The
film
will
release
in
750
theatres
in
AP
and
Telangana,
100
cinema
halls
in
Karnataka,
50
screens
in
Tamil
Nadu,
85
screens
in
Maharashtra,
60
screens
in
other
parts
of
North
India,
154
screens
in
the
USA
and
50
screens
in
other
international
markets.
Considering
its
hype
trade
experts
had
predicted
that
it
would
beat
all
the
previous
records,
but
its
screen
count
looks
quite
lower
than
that
of
Aagadu.
Govindudu
Andarivadele
is
touted
to
be
a
family
entertainer.
Ram
Charan
Teja
and
Kajal
Aggarwal
are
playing
the
lead
roles
in
the
movie,
which
features
Srikanth,
Kamalinee
Mukherjee,
Prakash
Raj,
Jayasudha
and
Rahman.
Its
promos
have
created
lot
of
expectations.
Trade
experts
feel
that
it
may
release
in
lesser
screens
than
Aagadu,
but
it
will
do
better
collection
than
the
latter.