Ravi Teja is proving that word-of-mouth still wins. His action drama Irumudi just wrapped its third Saturday with a steady ₹5.75 crore, dipping only 10% from Friday — a sign that audiences, especially in the Telugu states, haven’t lost interest three weekends in.

The film’s total India gross now stands at ₹187.25 crore, with a massive ₹169 crore of that coming from home turf. At this pace, trade watchers expect Irumudi to close the weekend around ₹193-194 crore and cross the coveted ₹200 crore club sometime early next week.

Irumudi : Day-Wise Collection Breakdown

Period	Gross Collection
Week One	₹107.00 cr
Week Two	₹68.00 cr
3rd Friday	₹6.50 cr
3rd Saturday	₹5.75 cr
Total	₹187.25 cr

Territory-Wise Performance

Region	Gross Collection
AP/TS	₹169.00 cr
Nizam	₹81.00 cr
Ceded	₹22.25 cr
Andhra	₹65.75 cr
Karnataka	₹13.50 cr
Rest of India	₹4.75 cr

What makes this milestone sweeter is context: only a handful of films have ever crossed ₹200 crore in the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana (AP/TS) market, and nearly all of them relied on hiked ticket prices to get there. Irumudi is on track to join that exclusive list without any price hikes — meaning its actual footfall numbers could outshine several of its predecessors. Ravi Teja, a veteran of Telugu cinema for over two decades, continues to be a reliable box-office draw in the region, much like the broader trends Wikipedia tracks across the industry’s growth.

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