Baby Garners Massive Profits with Strong Overseas Run

Anand Devarakonda's film "Baby" has achieved remarkable success in the overseas market, marking a phenomenal feat for the team. Despite initial complaints from some class centers about its cringe-worthy content during the early days of release, the movie managed to transcend all criticism and emerge as a superhit film worldwide.

The film's performance in North America has been outstanding, where it grossed an impressive $538K, surpassing its breakeven point of $400K and securing substantial profits for the distributors, Fly High Cinemas. "Baby" started strong by collecting $348K in its opening week and, though it slowed down slightly, it continued to impress with an additional $190K in the second week.

The success story of "Baby" doesn't end there; even before its release, the movie had already garnered huge profits for its producers. Now, it is creating waves in the Telugu states, earning big revenues for distributors as well.

Surprisingly, the film is performing exceptionally well in the B & C centers compared to the A centers in both Telangana and Andhra regions. With its astounding run and massive collections, the success of "Baby" has set the bar high for other small films, challenging them to achieve a similar feat.

The industry is now eagerly anticipating if any other movie can replicate the triumph of "Baby" in the near future. As the movie continues to entertain audiences and leave a mark in the hearts of cinema lovers, its extraordinary journey is a testament to the power of compelling storytelling and the unwavering support of movie enthusiasts.