Return of the Dragon Box Office Day 3: Pradeep Ranganathan's Film Earns Over Rs 5.5 Crore From AP & TS

Return of the Dragon Box Office Collection Day 3: Pradeep Raghunathan's coming-of-age movie starring Anupama Parameswaran and Kayadu Lohar; written and directed by Ashwath Marimuthu is titled 'Dragon.' Dubbed as the 'Return of the Dragon' in Telugu. The movie was released at a time in both versions on February 21.

Pradeep Ranganathan hogged the limelight with his romantic movie titled 'Love Today.' The actor-director cemented his place in the Tollywood with his second film, which is a rare feat. The youngster's film is poised for greater numbers.

Return of the Dragon Synopsis

Following a depressive breakup, Ragavan quits education and finds himself in the world of financial fraud. He becomes wealthy as he earns respect but gets entangled in a bigger problem.

Return of the Dragon Box Office Collection
The Telugu version of Pradeep Ranganathan's film opened to positive reviews at the box office. According to the regional box office trackers, Return of the Dragon emerged as a huge blockbuster in Telugu with over Rs 5.5 Crore Gross from its first weekend (Andhra Pradesh & Telangana) and Rs 45 Crore plus worldwide collection. Check out the day-wise collection below.

Day 1: Rs 1.1 Crore
Day 2: Rs 1.75 Crore (rough data)
Day 3: Rs 0.06 Crore (to be updated)

Total 3 Days Collection: Rs 2.91 Crore (Approximately)

Return of the Dragon Cast & Crew

The movie stars Pradeep Ranganathan as Ragavan 'Dragon' Dhanapal, Anupama Parameswaran as Keerthi, Kayadu Lohar as Pallavi, George Maryan as Dhanapal, Indumathy Manikandan as Chitra Dhanapal, K.S Ravikumar as Parasuram, Gautham Vasudev Menon as Vale Kumar, Mysskin as Mayilvahanan, VJ Siddhu and Harshath Khan among others in key roles. Actress Sneha appeared in a cameo.

Produced by the Aghorams' under their AGS Entertainment banner, the movie
Return of the Return of the Dragon was co-written by Pradeep Ranganathan along with Ashwath Marimuthu. Niketh Bommireddy cranked the camera and Pradeep E. Ragav worked as the editor. Leon James composed the film's music and score.