Daaku Maharaaj Box Office Worldwide Prediction Day 2: NBK Breaks Records & Recovers 40% On Day 1, To Exceed...

Daaku Maharaaj Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 2: Nandamuri Balakrishna's Sankranthi release of the year, Daaku Maharaaj, released worldwide on January 12 to immense response at the box office. Written and directed by Bobby Kolli in his first collaboration with the veteran, the movie featuring three female leads was reviewed as a decent mass action entertainer filled with typical Balayya's tropes and elevations.

Daaku Maharaaj Exceeds Expectations On Opening Day

Daaku Maharaaj opened to positive word-of-mouth and recovered almost 40% of its entire budget on the opening day from the worldwide box office collection. Nandamuri Balakrishna's movie is expected to maintain momentum and achieve break-even target in a day or two. In addition, the movie also crossed 1 Million USD mark in the northern USA, where the actor enjoys a sea-like fanbase.

Daaku Maharaaj Synopsis
Nanaji (Balakrishna) is a trustworthy chauffeur of Tea Estate owner Krishna Murthy (Sachin Khedekar). He is very close to his granddaughter and cares for her like his own. Unbeknownst to Krishna Murthy, MLA Thirumala Naidu (Ravi Kishan) grows cocaine on his estate. When he confronts, he gets threatened and Nanaji comes forward to ensure the family's safety. However, the government and cops of Maharashtra are looking for Nanaji to arrest him. Who is Balawanth Singh Thakur (Bobby Deol) and what is his connection to Nanaji? Who is Nanaji? What is his Past? forms the crux of Daaku Maharaaj.

Daaku Maharaaj Cast

Alongside Nandamuri Balakrishna in the title role, Bobby Deol is the antagonist in the movie. Pragya Jaiswal, Shraddha Srinath, and Chandhini Chowdary are the three female leads in the film. Urvashi Rautela sizzled in the controversial 'Dabidi Dibidi' song and in a small role. The supporting cast includes Harshavardhan, Ravi Kishan, etc.

Daaku Maharaaj Crew

Naga Vamsi and Sai Soujanya financed the movie under the Sithara Entertainments and Fortune Four Cinema banners. Bobby Kolli wrote and directed it. Thaman composed the film's entire background score and music.