Devara Part 1 Hits 500 Crores Worldwide: NTR Jr. Shines at the Global Box Office

Jr NTR’s Devara: Part 1 has made a remarkable impact at the global box office, crossing the ₹500 crore milestone within just 16 days of its release. This significant achievement was confirmed on October 13, 2024, showcasing the film’s immense popularity and Jr NTR’s star power. Directed by Koratala Siva, Devara has not only captivated audiences in India but has also gained traction internationally, particularly in the United States.

Box Office Performance

• Release Date: September 27, 2024
• Global Gross: ₹500 crore
• Domestic Collection: Approximately ₹268.85 crore
• Hindi Market Contribution: ₹59.25 crore
• Telugu Market Contribution: ₹200.25 crore

The film debuted with a strong opening, earning ₹154.36 crore on its first day alone. It continued to perform well, accumulating ₹61.24 crore and ₹63.51 crore on the second and third days respectively. Despite facing competition from other films like Rajinikanth’s Vettaiyan, which released shortly after, Devara maintained its momentum at the box office.

Critical Reception

While the film received mixed reviews from critics, audiences have responded positively to Jr NTR’s dual role as Devara and Vara. His performance has been highlighted as a standout aspect of the film. The action sequences and gripping narrative have resonated well with viewers, contributing to its box-office success.

Cultural Impact

The film’s popularity is also attributed to its extensive promotional campaign, particularly in Hindi-speaking regions. This strategy helped attract a diverse audience, boosting its collections significantly in the Hindi market.

Music and Production

The music for Devara was composed by Anirudh Ravichander, whose work has been praised for enhancing the film’s overall appeal. Produced by NTR Arts and Yuvasudha Arts, the film’s production quality has also been a point of praise among viewers.

Future Prospects

With its current trajectory, Devara is expected to continue performing well at the box office until major releases during the festive season. The film has already broken even in all areas of release, ensuring profits for distributors.