“Irumudi” Box Office Storm: Ravi Teja’s Telugu Blockbuster Nears Rs. 200 Crore Worldwide In Just Two Weeks

Some films open big and fade fast. “Irumudi” is doing the opposite — holding strong week after week and quietly closing in on a milestone only a handful of Indian films ever reach. For more box office trackers and entertainment updates, check out TechnoSports.

Irumudi: The Numbers So Far

Starring Ravi Teja, “Irumudi” wrapped its second week at the Indian box office with a gross of around Rs. 68 crore, taking its total domestic collection to roughly Rs. 175 crore. That’s a 36% drop from its opening week — a genuinely strong hold for a Telugu film, a category typically known for frontloaded openings.

Why The Second Week Hold Matters

A 36% week-two drop might not sound dramatic, but for the Telugu industry — where films usually see steep declines after the opening rush — it’s a strong signal of genuine audience love, not just hype-driven ticket sales. The film’s second week in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana alone brought in about Rs. 62 crore, making it the fourth-highest second week ever in the region, trailing only just behind “Pushpa 2.”

What’s Next For Irumudi

With its worldwide total sitting at roughly Rs. 196 crore, “Irumudi” is expected to cross the coveted Rs. 200 crore mark today — a club that only seven Indian films have entered so far. What makes this run even more notable is that “Irumudi” is achieving it with considerably lower ticket prices than those seven predecessors, making its numbers arguably more impressive in terms of pure audience turnout.

Territory-Wise Performance

The film’s strength is spread fairly evenly, with the Nizam region contributing Rs. 76 crore, Andhra adding Rs. 60.75 crore, and Karnataka chipping in another Rs. 12.75 crore — a healthy multi-region spread rather than one dominant market carrying the load.

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