'Kannappa' box office collection day 14: Vishnu Manchu's film earns Rs 32.50 crore in two weeks
's film Kannappa has successfully completed two weeks at the box office, earning an estimated Rs 32.50 crore so far.
The film had a strong start, collecting an impressive Rs 23.4 crore in its first three days.
According to the report on Sacnilk, the film saw its numbers gradually decline over the week, but it still managed to hit the Rs 30.2 crore mark by the end of Week 1.
Over the course of its second week, the film earned a marginal collection ranging from Rs 45 lakh to Rs 60 lakh. It ended its second week at the box office, earning an estimated Rs 90 lakh.
While there was a dip in collections after the opening weekend, Kannappa continues to enjoy steady popularity.
It is receiving a particularly positive response from Telugu audiences, who are connecting deeply with its story and devotional theme that revolves around the heartfelt story of a warrior who gives up everything in devotion to Lord Shiva.
One of the biggest highlights of Kannappa is its star-studded cast. The film features special appearances by big names like Prabhas,
Akshay Kumar
, Mohanlal, and
Kajal Aggarwal
, offering a real treat for fans.
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Alongside these cameos, the film stands out for its emotional storytelling, devotional depth, mythological richness, and impressive cinematic visuals, all of which make it a truly memorable experience.
Moreover, Kannappa is receiving widespread appreciation, especially from family audiences and fans of devotional cinema. Social media is buzzing with praise for the film's storyline, stunning visuals, and emotional depth.
The film has clearly shown that audiences continue to value strong content and sincere devotion. With the third weekend approaching, expectations are high that Kannappa will gain momentum once again and soon cross the Rs 35 crore mark.
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