Mass
Maharaja
Ravi
Teja
has
disappointed
the
audiences
with
his
recent
outing,
Nela
Ticket.
A
very
low
quality
movie
in
terms
of
storyline,
writing,
execution
and
what
not?
The
movie
has
had
a
very
ordinary
Day
1
at
all
regions
and
centres
and
could
end
up
more
as
a
double
disaster
at
the
box
office.
Pre-release
Statistics
Nizam
-
6.6
Cr,
Ceded
-
3.05
Cr,
Vizag-2.15
Cr,
Guntur
-
1.80
Cr,
East
-
1.45
Cr,
West
-
1.25
Cr,
Krishna
-
1.45
Cr,
Nellore
-
0.80
Cr,
Karnataka
-
1.45
Cr,
Overseas
-
1.5
Cr,
Rest
of
India
-
0.5
Cr
&
Overseas
-
1.5
Cr
Broadcast
rights
have
fetched
in
some
mind
boggling
numbers
to
the
producers
filling
their
coffers.
The
Telugu
rights
have
been
sold
at
13
Cr
and
the
Hindi
Dubbing
satellite
rights
stand
at
an
astonishing
12
Cr.
No
wonder
Ravi
Teja
commands
that
number
as
all
his
movies
have
a
good
viewership
in
Set
Max
every
time.
Worldwide
theatrical
cost
inclusive
of
print
and
publicity
sums
up
to
22
Cr.
The
movie
is
required
to
rake
in
22
Cr
WW
Share
to
be
classified
as
a
HIT
venture.
Day
1
Worldwide
Collections
Nizam
-
1.2
Cr,
Ceded-0.45
Cr,
Guntur-
0.4
Cr,
Vizag
-
0.45
Cr,
East
-
0.39
Cr,
West-
0.22
Cr,
Krishna
-
0.23
Cr,
Nellore
-
0.16
Cr,
Remaining
Estimated
(including
Overseas)
-
0.35
Cr
Total
-
3.85
Cr
This
is
a
disastrous
start
considering
the
pre-release
business
numbers
and
Ravi
Teja's
market
value.
The
word
of
mouth
were
extremely
negative
and
so
were
the
critics
write-up.
It
is
just
a
hairline
of
chance
for
Nela
Ticket
to
revive
from
this
point.
Much
was
expected
from
director
Kalyan
Krishna
Kurasala
after
his
initial
blockbuster,
Soggade
Chinni
Nayana.
One
just
hopes
for
a
better
product
from
both
Kalyan
Krishna
and
Ravi
Teja
in
the
coming
days.