NTRS much-awaited "Temper released worldwide and the movie started with positive reviews and good word-of-mouth.Temper, which set a new record by releasing in 1200 screens across world, was expected to smash all the previous records of Tollywood. The movie started on an earth-shattering note on its opening day with full occupancy. Now the focus has been shifted on Day 1 collections of the Temper.
Trade experts and fans will be eager to see whether the film breaks the opening day record set by Pawan Kalyan's "Attarintiki Daredi."
Attarintiki Daredi which released in 2013 surpassed all the records and became Industry hit. Attarintiki Daredi amassed 10.75 crore share in Andhra Pradesh and 17 crore share worldwide on Day 1.
Although several biggies have released after "Attarintiki Daredi," none of them managed to surpass the first day collections of the Pawan Kalyan starrer. Now we need to see whether Temper will be able to beat "Attarintiki Daredi" and take the top spot in the list of films with highest opening day shares. Till now NTRS day 1 record belongs to Badshah silm. Jr NTR's "Baadshah" first day collections amount to ?9.25 crore. The film was in the second spot in the top 10 list until "Aagadu" replaced recently.
Trade experts and fans will be eager to see whether the film breaks the opening day record set by Pawan Kalyan's "Attarintiki Daredi."
Attarintiki Daredi which released in 2013 surpassed all the records and became Industry hit. Attarintiki Daredi amassed 10.75 crore share in Andhra Pradesh and 17 crore share worldwide on Day 1.
Although several biggies have released after "Attarintiki Daredi," none of them managed to surpass the first day collections of the Pawan Kalyan starrer. Now we need to see whether Temper will be able to beat "Attarintiki Daredi" and take the top spot in the list of films with highest opening day shares. Till now NTRS day 1 record belongs to Badshah silm. Jr NTR's "Baadshah" first day collections amount to ?9.25 crore. The film was in the second spot in the top 10 list until "Aagadu" replaced recently.