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Hail Ninnu Kori's first week performance

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,July 14 2017]

'Ninnu Kori' has collected a share of Rs. 16.39 Cr in the Telugu States as of the end of Thursday. The first week share makes it one of the biggest hits in Nani's career.

Nizam at Rs. 7.05 Cr has thrown up highest returns. In Ceeded area, the figure is at Rs. 2.10 Cr. Uttarandhra's share is Rs. 2.20 Cr. Guntur, East and West Godavari districts have thrown up Rs. 1.12 Cr, Rs. 1.35 Cr and Rs. 0.92 Cr, respectively. Krishna and Nellore have thrown up Rs. 1.17 Cr and Rs. 0.48 Cr, respectively.

Meanwhile in US, the film has crossed the magic figure of USD 1 Million. 'Bhale Bhale Mogadivoy' and 'Nenu Local' too had a similar run on the strength of content and Nani's performance. On the other hand, 'Eega' had a similar run because of Rajamouli rather than Nani.

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