Ram Charan's Peddi Continues Strong Box Office Performance Amid Criticism
Peddi's Box Office Success
Ram Charan's latest sports action film, Peddi, is maintaining its impressive box office performance, even though daily earnings have seen a gradual decline following a robust opening week. On its eighth day, the film garnered Rs 6.30 crore net in India, bringing its domestic total to Rs 193.55 crore and pushing its global earnings past Rs 345 crore. While the film has been a significant draw in Telugu-speaking areas, it has also faced backlash regarding the depiction of Janhvi Kapoor's character.
Day 8 Earnings and Market Performance
How Much Did Peddi Earn on Day 8? Ram Charan Film's Latest Box Office Collection
As Peddi enters its second week in theaters, it continues to perform well at the box office. Despite a slight decrease in daily revenue, the film has surpassed Rs 345 crore globally and is nearing the Rs 200 crore mark in India. According to trade analysts, the film earned Rs 6.30 crore net on Day 8, running across 7,412 shows. This is a drop from the Rs 7.55 crore collected on Day 7, yet the film remains popular.
The total net collection in India now stands at Rs 193.55 crore, with the gross reaching Rs 229.95 crore. The Telugu version has been particularly successful, showing higher occupancy rates compared to other regions. Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have emerged as the film's primary markets, significantly contributing to its Day 8 earnings, along with Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and other areas.
Controversy Surrounding Janhvi Kapoor's Role
Backlash Over Janhvi Kapoor's Character
While Peddi continues to attract viewers, it has also encountered criticism regarding Janhvi Kapoor's character portrayal. Many audience members have accused the film of objectifying the female lead, with some romantic scenes being labeled as hypersexualized. In response to the growing criticism, director Buchi Babu Sana publicly addressed the concerns. He stated that cinema should entertain and inspire without making audiences feel uncomfortable or disrespected.
The director acknowledged the feedback received about specific scenes and confirmed that modifications have already been made. He emphasized that there was no intention to disrespect women and assured audiences that their concerns were taken seriously.