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NTR RV reached milestone in two centres
By: Tupaki Desk | 30 Nov 2013 12:03 PM GMT
Jr NTR's "Ramayya Vastavayya" (RV) has fared poorly at the box office, owing to negative feedback from critics and the audience. Massive hype had been created before release of the movie, as NTR teamed up with director Harish Shankar who was on high with success of Gabbar Singh starred Pawan Kalyan. "RV" was one of the most-awaited films of 2013, but the NTR starrer failed to live up to the expectations. But it failed to impress even NTR fans with weak story and pathetic narration
Ramayya Vastavayya completes its 50 days run and the movie is achieving the feat in two centers- Tirupathi and Adoni."RV" was released on 11 October (Friday) to cash in on the Dussehra holidays.
According to reports, the film's business will be closed by end of its second week and the action-packed entertainer raked in a worldwide collections of ₹31.60 crores.Moreover, the successful run of Pawan Kalyan's "Attarintiki Daredi" has affected "RV" collections to some extent.
NTR was highly disturbed with the failure of the movie and he has been maintaining silence post release of Ramayya Vastavayya.Meanwhile NTR is presently shooting for an untitled venture directed by Santosh Srinivas of Kandireega fame.
Ramayya Vastavayya completes its 50 days run and the movie is achieving the feat in two centers- Tirupathi and Adoni."RV" was released on 11 October (Friday) to cash in on the Dussehra holidays.
According to reports, the film's business will be closed by end of its second week and the action-packed entertainer raked in a worldwide collections of ₹31.60 crores.Moreover, the successful run of Pawan Kalyan's "Attarintiki Daredi" has affected "RV" collections to some extent.
NTR was highly disturbed with the failure of the movie and he has been maintaining silence post release of Ramayya Vastavayya.Meanwhile NTR is presently shooting for an untitled venture directed by Santosh Srinivas of Kandireega fame.
