1. Aadavallu Meeku Joharlu: The film released on Friday with Sharwanand and Rashmika in lead roles couldn't pull the 100% occupancy even on the first day.
The actress who scored the biggest hit of 2021 in the name of Pushpa couldn't help for the traction as expected.
The film that targeted the family and female audience failed to entice them and the result is evident in subsequent shows.
But still this is the film that made a better collection than any other film in theatres in the last three days.
2. Bheemla Nayak: The film completed its second week run and the collections dropped heavily. This Pawan Kalyan and Rana starrer opened to full houses in almost all the centers but slowed down eventually.
Generally fans watch their favorite star's films multiple times once the hit talk is spread. In spite of positive talk all over, the collections dropped down and this stands as an evidence that the film lacked in repeat value.
The film holds its second position at the theatres.
3. Sebastian PC 524: This film by Kiran Abbavaram was expected to pull the patronage of young audience and teenagers. But the impact was less.
Many theatres were seen scanty though the footfalls are only from the target audience. This crime thriller made in lighter note couldn't stand out from the other films of this genre.
4. The Batman: This Hollywood product is doing well in the multiplexes. The young and teen audience extended their patronage to a level but not as required.
Lack of publicity in the media and no word of mouth publicity are the main reasons for its failure. Though it received good talk internationally, this film couldn't pull enough traction at the local box office.
5. Gangubai Kathiawadi: The film completed its second week run and the collections dropped. Starring Alia Bhatt in this biopic of a mafia queen from a red light area in Mumbai is based on one of Hussain Zaidi's non fiction novels.
Though the film received good critical response in North India on the day of release, the patronage has been weak in the Southern box office.
