The much-awaited Tollywood film Love Story that stars Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi in the lead roles had hit the theatres earlier this week with a positive talk. Starting from the US Premiers, the romantic drama has been receiving positive talk from the audiences.
The film is also receiving a good response in Telugu states while maintaining a good hold in the Nizam region. In two days, Love Story recorded a share of Rs 5.5 crore share, and going at the same pace, the film might collect Rs 10 crore share.
Love Story had managed to collect a share of Rs Rs 2.5 crore in Nizam on the second day of the release. The tickets booking of the film has shown how the audiences are waiting for the film to release. If the same trend follows, Love Story might make even bigger collections.
Sekhar Kammula has once again proved that when it comes to dealing with romantic drama, he is the best. Pawan CH played a big role with his catchy tunes. The romantic drama was bankrolled by Narayan Das Narang and Puskur Ram Mohan Rao.
In the United States too, Love Story has been recording steady collections giving hope to other films that audiences and fans are ready to watch the films in the theatres.
The film is also receiving a good response in Telugu states while maintaining a good hold in the Nizam region. In two days, Love Story recorded a share of Rs 5.5 crore share, and going at the same pace, the film might collect Rs 10 crore share.
Love Story had managed to collect a share of Rs Rs 2.5 crore in Nizam on the second day of the release. The tickets booking of the film has shown how the audiences are waiting for the film to release. If the same trend follows, Love Story might make even bigger collections.
Sekhar Kammula has once again proved that when it comes to dealing with romantic drama, he is the best. Pawan CH played a big role with his catchy tunes. The romantic drama was bankrolled by Narayan Das Narang and Puskur Ram Mohan Rao.
In the United States too, Love Story has been recording steady collections giving hope to other films that audiences and fans are ready to watch the films in the theatres.