Peddi Worldwide Advance Booking Day 1: Did Ram Charan’s Film Beat Devara Presales For Opening Day?

Peddi Worldwide Advance Booking Collection Day 1: Ram Charan is back in the spotlight as anticipation grows around the sports drama Peddi. The film is a major talking point, with trade circles already expecting strong box-office interest. Directed by Buchi Babu Sana, Peddi places Ram Charan in the central role, alongside Shiva Rajkumar, Janhvi Kapoor, Jagapathi Babu, Divyenndu and Boman Irani. The ensemble has kept the project fixed in entertainment headlines. The makers are pushing an aggressive promotional plan for Peddi, with appearances and campaigns across platforms. Peddi also brings Ram Charan and Janhvi together for the first time, and fans are eager to watch this new on-screen pairing.

To note, Peddi centres on an energetic rural resident who enters several sports contests. Wrestling, cricket, running and other events become the stage for this mission. Through these challenges, the villager seeks to rally residents, protect local honour, and secure a railway link. From the stellar cast to impressive trailer, Peddi has been one of the most anticipated releases of the year. While the makers have begun the advance booking across the world, here's how it fared in the presales.

Peddi Worldwide Advance Booking Collection Day 1

According to a tweet shared by AB George, Peddi made a collection of Rs 37cr from advance booking worldwide for the premiere and day 1 while the overseas presales is over $1.5million. To note, the final global advance booking colletion turned out to be over Rs 50cr.

Did Peddi Beat Devara Worldwide Advance Booking Collection?

Interestingly, Peddi has been witnessing a comparison with Jr NTR and Janhvi Kapoor starrer Devara Part 1. However, despite all the buzz, Peddi is likely to fail to beat worldwide advance booking of Devara which was around Rs80 crore ($9.5M USD)

Meanwhile, talking about Peddi, Ram Charan told India Today that it was the most difficult character he had played so far. He added, "I am very fortunate to be playing the character. We are representing a section of people that are unheard, who need the voice and need the recognition. And to play a character like that, which is very necessary in a country like India. I feel very proud and fortunate to come across a role like this".