Thandel Worldwide Box Office Collection 18 Days: Naga Chaitanya-Sai Pallavi's Film Profits Over Rs 14.36 Cror

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Thandel Total 18 Days Worldwide Box Office Collection: Naga Chaitanya became the first Akkineni actor to make Rs 100 Crore at the box office with Chandoo Mondeti's directorial 'Thandel.' Produced by Allu Aravind and Bunny Vas on a budget of about Rs 70 Crore, the movie which was released on February 7 became a blockbuster with the opening show. Sai Pallavi joined hands with Naga Chaitanya for the second time after 'Love Story.'

The movie slowed down after the second week and clocked Rs 100 Crore at the worldwide box office. With no competition at the box office, Thandel had a decent window at the ticket counters.

Thandel gave Naga Chaitanya the much-awaited success in Tollywood as the actor was waiting to hold his ground for over 5 years. The movie is his first highest-grosser and biggest hit.

Thandel Total 18 Days Box Office Collection Worldwide

According to the report on the T2BLive website, the total collection of Thandel 18 days worldwide is Rs 91.50 Crore in Gross which is Rs 52.36 Crore share. Below is a small detail.

Nizam: Rs 19.45 Crore
Ceeded: Rs 6.24 Crore
UA: Rs 6.67 Crore
East: Rs 2.96 Crore
West: Rs 2.09 Crore
Guntur: Rs 2.34 Crore
Krishna: Rs 2.26 Crore
Nellore: Rs 1.39 Crore
AP & TS: Rs 43.40 Crore (70.55 Crore Gross)
KA + ROI: Rs 4.26 Crore
OS: Rs 4.70 Crore
Total Worldwide Collection: Rs 52.36 Crore (Rs 91.50 Crore gross)

Movie overall business: Rs 37 Crore
Break-even: Rs 38 Crore
Total Profit so far: Rs 14.36 Crore

Thandel Synopsis
Despite Satya's plea to quit fishing, Thandel Raju and his team of fishermen drift away and enter Pakistani waters during their fishing trip. They decide to get married after that one trip, but Raju and his team are held captive at a Pakistani jail. Bujji Thalli's unwavering love, courage, and strength until the moment of reunion are all about Thandel, dealt beautifully with deep romantic narration, elevated music, and stunning visuals.