“BRO” is the latest film starring Pawan Kalyan and Sai Dharam Tej, which hit theaters on July 28th and enjoyed a successful opening weekend, earning a substantial amount. However, as the weekdays arrived, the film’s occupancy experienced a significant drop, with less than 50% occupancy reported. As it enters its second week, “BRO” seems to have lost its momentum at the box office, raising concerns for distributors who might incur losses.
Before its release, the film’s pre-release business had been set at a promising 90 crores share. Unfortunately, “BRO” has only managed to collect close to 75 crores at the box office so far. Notably, in certain regions like Nizam, the film was sold for extravagant prices, adding to the pressure on distributors.
Despite post-release promotional efforts, “BRO” failed to maintain its position at the box office and has experienced a significant slowdown. It remains to be seen how much loss the distributors will face in the upcoming days.
The film’s lackluster performance during weekdays raises questions about its overall box office success and the factors contributing to its downfall. As the film progresses, the filmmakers and distributors may analyze the reasons behind its inability to sustain audience interest and box office revenue.
