TDP circuits have been widely discussing about Savitri’s biopic Mahanati and upcoming NTR’s biopic.
After conducting a review meeting and having a detailed discussion with TDP’s MLAs, MPs and other senior leaders over the future course of action in regard to the fight against the Centre over the Special Category Status to AP and 18 other promises to AP during the state’s bifurcation, none other CM Chandrababu Naidu has interestingly raised the topic of Mahanati, which released a few days ago.
Saying that he is hearing good things about Mahanati, Chandrababu has asked the leaders whether anyone has watched Mahanati and how the film is. Naidu also evinced his interest to watch the film whenever he gets time.
Meanwhile, the topic has been diverted to NTR’s biopic which will feature Nandamuri Balakrishna. MP Murali Mohan, who was present at the meet, said he has heard the story of the NTR’s biopic and explained to fellow leaders how the film is going to be very interesting right from the start to end. Chandrababu too said to be excited with hearing it from Murali Mohan and expressed that it would be good if the film gets released by January 2019.
Murali Mohan’s nephew Vishnu Induri is producing NTR biopic along with Nandamuri Balakrishna. The film is likely to be directed by Balakrishna himself.
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Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu Storms Towards ₹300 Cr Mark
The first-ever collaboration between Megastar Chiranjeevi and director Anil Ravipudi is creating waves at the box office. Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu continues its sensational run in the first week itself, delivering outstanding numbers despite intense competition during the festive season.
The film opened to a thunderous response, grossing over ₹84 crore worldwide on Day 1, including premieres. Since then, it has maintained remarkable consistency, earning around ₹30–35 crore per day. On Wednesday, the film added ₹31 crore, taking its total worldwide gross to an impressive ₹292 crore, and is now poised to cross the ₹300 crore milestone today.
With this pace, the film is set to surpass Anil Ravipudi’s previous career-best grosser, Sankranthiki Vasthunnam, within a day. More significantly, it is on track to emerge as the highest-grossing film in Chiranjeevi’s illustrious career.
Overseas, the blockbuster momentum is equally strong. The film has already shattered records in North America, amassing over $2.96 million, marking the highest-ever figures for both Chiranjeevi and Anil Ravipudi in the territory. Riding on this exceptional run, MSG has firmly established itself as an industry hit among regional films.
The theatrical response remains electric and festive, with housefull shows across centres and families turning up in large numbers, further reinforcing the film’s mass appeal and long-run potential.
