Devara box office collection day 2: Despite huge drop, Jr NTR film crosses Rs 200 crore mark worldwide, earns...
After taking a monstrous start at the box office, Devara suffered a major drop on its second day, thanks to the mixed reviews.
Jr NTR, Saif Ali Khan, and Janhvi Kapoor-starrer Devara Part One opened on a grand note. The mixed reviews have hampered the collections, thus the movie witnessed a huge drop on Saturday. The early estimates of the second day have been shared by the tracking portal Sacnilk. As per the portal, the film has earned Rs 40 crores in India.
The movie faced a major drop as compared to its first day. Devara was released on Friday, September 27, earning Rs 145 crores worldwide, out of which, Rs 82.50 crores came from domestic collection. So when you compare the opening day with Saturday, the numbers are a bit disappointing. On the first day, the film grossed Rs 142 crores. With Saturday's Rs 40 crores, the film's total Rs 182 crores. Devara is expected to bring Rs 20-25 crores from overseas, taking the two-day total to Rs 200 crores. So, despite the major drop, Devara has crossed the Rs 200 crore mark in two days.
Devara's mixed reception has certainly affected the movie collections. On the evening of September 27, several netizens shared their reviews about the film. On one side, a video of Jr NTR's cutout set on fire is going viral. On the other side, the actor's admirers are going gaga over the release.
A netizen wrote, "Apart from few good #vfx sequences and action scenes, Devara is just a camrip 144p version of #bahubali with worse screenplay and story. Sorry to say but the bar is buried under the ground now. NOT WORTH IT! CRINGE!" Another netizen wrote, "#DevaraReview good movie enjoyed without getting bored. However, there is no excitement for part 2 as there is not much to cover and abruptly ended in part 1. My opinion is just for part 2 climax was shown like that in a deceiving way."
As per the DNA India review, Devara has a terrific first half, and it leaves you with anticipation for the second half. Post-interval, the film takes an interesting twist as Devara's son takes centerstage and his timid behaviour also gives a few laughs. As the movie reaches to big climax, you will be hooting for Vara. Unfortunately, the film ends on a sad, rather disappointing note, hampering the overall experience of the film. Devara is running in the cinemas near you.
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