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Zombie Reddy Day 3 Box Office Collection: Prasanth Varma’s Film Continues Its Impressive Run!
Director Prasanth Varma's action-horror film Zombie Reddy was recently (February 5, 2021) released in theatres. The film garnered huge attention of the audience for it unconventional theme and inclusion of actor Teja Sajja as the leading man. Notably, the film marks Teja's debut as a lead actor. Interestingly, Zombie Reddy, which revolves around COVID-19 pandemic is touted to be Tollywood's first zombie film.
Taking a look at the box office collection of the film, the Prasanth Varma directorial has collected a total of Rs 2.85 crore (gross) with its 3rd day theatrical run in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Zombie Reddy has acquired the biggest collection from Nizam, which is Rs 56 lakh. On the other hand, with its 3 days successful run, the film collected a total of Rs 6 crore (gross) from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The total worldwide collection of the film sums up to Rs 6.72 crore.
With its pre-release business, Zombie Reddy collected around Rs 4 crore in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
3rd day AP TG Collections of Zombie Reddy
Nizam:
Rs
56
lakh
Ceeded:
Rs
29
lakh
UA:
Rs
17
lakh
East:
Rs
10
lakh
West:
Rs
9
lakh
Guntur:
Rs
16
lakh
Krishna:
Rs
14.4
lakh
Nellore:
Rs
9
lakh
AP-TG
Total:
Rs
1.60
crore
(Rs
2.85
crore
Gross~)
3 Days Total Worldwide Box Office Collection Report
Nizam:
Rs
1.14
crore
Ceeded:
Rs
65
lakh
UA:
Rs
38
lakh
East:
Rs
28
lakh
West:
Rs
24
lakh
Guntur:
Rs
33
lakh
Krishna:
Rs
31
lakh
Nellore:
Rs
20
lakh
AP-TG
Total:
Rs
3.53
crore
(Rs6
crore
Gross)
KA+ROI:
Rs
14
lakh
Overseas:
Rs
18
lakh
Total
Worldwide:
Rs
3.85
crore
(Rs
6.72
crore
Gross)
Backed by Raj Shekar Varma under his production banner Apple Tree Studios, the film features an ensemble cast including Anandhi, Harsha Vardhan, Daksha Nagarkar, Raghu Babu, Hari Teja, Getup Srinu, Prudhvi Raj, Raghu Karumanchi, Kireeti Damaraju and Annapoorna. Zombie Reddy has music composed by Mark K Robin and camera cranked by Anith.
