SS
Rajamouli's
latest
directorial
venture
RRR
is
enjoying
a
tremendous
run
at
the
box
office.
The
period
drama
headlined
by
Ram
Charan
and
Jr
NTR
has
been
on
a
record-breaking
spree
ever
since
it
released
on
March
25.
The
film
has
already
zoomed
past
Rs
650
Crore
(gross)
at
the
worldwide
box
office
while
it
has
grossed
more
than
Rs
270
Crore
in
Andhra
Pradesh
and
Telangana,
its
primary
market.
Let
us
tell
you
that
the
film
has
completed
an
earth-shattering
week
of
its
release
and
is
now
the
third
highest-grossing
Telugu
film
after
Baahubali:
The
Conclusion
and
Baahubali:
The
Beginning,
both
directed
by
Rajamouli.
Talking
about
the
film's
daywise
collection,
on
day
7,
the
film's
collection
remained
fantastic
as
it
raked
in
a
share
of
Rs
7.48
Crore.
In
six
days,
the
film
had
made
Rs
180.17
Crore
from
the
Telugu
region,
which
now
makes
RRR's
total
share
to
Rs
187.65
Crore.
Well,
with
no
major
releases
to
clash
with,
apart
from
Taapsee
Pannu's
Mishan
Impossible
which
is
releasing
this
Friday,
Jr
NTR-Ram
Charan's
film
will
be
able
to
mint
more
moolah
in
the
days
to
come.
Take
a
look
at
RRR's
Daywise
Box
Office
Collection
(Share-
Andhra
Pradesh
and
Telangana)
Day
1:
Rs
74.11
Crore
Day
2:
Rs
31.63
Crore
Day
3:
Rs
33.
35
Crore
Day
4:
Rs
17.73
Crore
Day
5:
Rs
13.63
Crore
Day
6:
Rs
9.54
Crore
Day
7:
Rs
7.48
Crore
Total:
Rs
187.65CR(279.50CR~
Gross)
RRR
7
Days
Total
Worldwide
Collection
Report
Nizam:
Rs
77.22
Crore
Ceeded:
Rs
37.28
Crore
UA:
Rs
20.97
Crore
East:
Rs
11.16
Crore
West:
Rs
9.76
Crore
Guntur:
Rs
14.03
Crore
Krishna:
Rs
10.78
Crore
Nellore:
Rs
6.45
Crore
AP-TG
Total:
Rs
187.65
Crore
KA:
Rs
27.75
Crore
Tamilnadu:
Rs
25.30
Crore
Kerala:
Rs
7.60
Crore
Hindi:
Rs
65.60
Crore
ROI:
Rs
5.10
Crore
OS:
Rs
73.45
Crore
Total
WW:
Rs
392.45
Crore
(Gross
Rs
710
Crore)
With
a
budget
of
Rs
550
Crore,
RRR
is
already
in
a
humongous
profit
zone.
Meanwhile,
recently,
RRR's
writer
Vijayendra
Prasad's
opinion
on
the
film's
possible
sequel
made
quite
a
buzz
on
the
internet.
During
his
interaction
with
Mid-day,
the
writer
had
shared,
"We
can
take
the
two
heroes
on
another
action-based
adventure
outside
India,
in
other
British
colonies
that
existed
in
1920.
But
we
haven't
discussed
that
possibility
yet."