'Baby' has taken the Tollywood industry by storm with its unprecedented success. Breaking records and setting new benchmarks, the film achieved the remarkable feat of reaching breakeven within just three days of its release. The overwhelming response from the audience has translated into unstoppable collections at the box office, making 'Baby' a trendsetter in the industry.
According to trade circles, 'Baby' entered into profits on Sunday, with the film garnering a gross collection of Rs 23.5 crore and a share of over ten crore fifty lakh within its first weekend. The movie, which hit theatres last Friday, witnessed a significant surge in collections on Sunday, doubling the earnings of the previous two days. In the combined regions of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, the film grossed more than Rs 7 crores and earned a share of Rs 3.9 crores on the third day alone. In the Nizam area, 'Baby' accumulated an impressive total of Rs 3.50 crores so far.
Notably, the movie also performed exceptionally well in overseas markets, amassing a whopping Rs 1.60 crores. With the Sunday collections surpassing the breakeven target of Rs 8 crores, the film has already yielded profits of over three crores for its producers within the first three days.
The positive word-of-mouth and buzz surrounding 'Baby' indicate the possibility of continued success, with expectations of substantial collections on Monday as well. The film has struck a chord with the audience, particularly due to the outstanding performances of Anand Deverakonda, Vaishnavi Chaitanya, and Viraj Ashwin, who portrayed the lead roles in this enchanting love story directed by Sai Rajesh.
The acting prowess of Vaishnavi Chaitanya and Anand Deverakonda, along with the director's skill in crafting a pure love story that resonates with the sentiments of today's youth, have earned accolades from viewers. Sai Rajesh Baby's thoughtful storytelling approach has struck a chord with the audience, making Baby Movie a heartfelt and relatable cinematic experience.
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