1) Krack: Ravi Teja’s mass entertainer Krack is the first to enter the Sankranthi race and it made the most before other Sankranthi films hit the theaters.
The film has been lapped up by the masses and made steady collections through the festival weekend and has collected the best numbers ever for a Ravi Teja starrer in the first week.
2) Red: Thanks to the festival release and Ram’s recent rise as a mass hero, Red had a fabulous first weekend at the ticket windows despite mixed reports.
The film is likely to become a commercial success if it continues to hold its ground for a few more days.
3) Master: Tamil dubbed Master is lucky enough to get a solo release on the Bhogi day and it worked wonders for it.
The film was able to recover more than eighty percent of its estimated price on the first day itself.
It maintained a steady graph through the first weekend and has become a profitable venture as far as its Telugu version is concerned.
4) Alludu Adhurs: Bellamkonda Srinivas’s Alludu Adhurs is the only film that is going to end up in losses among the Sankranthi releases.
The lacklustre effort from Santosh Srinivas has irked critics as well as the common audience.
The film’s unit tried to push it by conducting multiple success meets but the verdict is loud and clear.
5) Wonder Woman 1984: Gal Gadot’s superwoman film Wonder Woman was a smash hit but its sequel turned out to be a boring fare.
It couldn’t register decent numbers due to mediocre reports from all corners.
