Ram Charan’s sports drama Peddi continues to perform steadily at the box office nearly two weeks after its release, maintaining momentum in both domestic and international markets. The film has emerged as one of the successful releases of the year, supported by sustained audience interest and positive reviews.
According to early industry estimates, Peddi earned approximately ₹4.50 crore at the Indian box office on its 13th day of release. With this, the film’s total domestic collection has crossed ₹225 crore.
Released in theatres on June 4, Peddi is directed by Buchi Babu Sana. The sports drama presents a story centered on struggle, passion and success.
Ram Charan’s performance has received positive responses from both audiences and critics. His screen presence and emotional portrayal have been cited among the film’s key strengths. Industry observers attribute the film’s popularity across different age groups to its story, emotional appeal and sports backdrop.
While the earnings of many major releases tend to slow after the first week, Peddi has continued to record consistent collections during its second week. The film’s estimated earnings of around ₹4.50 crore on Day 13 indicate continued audience support.
The film has generated more than ₹225 crore in the Indian market so far, placing it among the successful films of Ram Charan’s career. It has performed well across multiple languages, expanding its reach beyond South Indian audiences and receiving positive responses in other parts of the country as well.
The film’s performance has extended beyond the domestic market. According to available figures, Peddi has collected more than ₹412 crore worldwide.
The film has also benefited from the growing popularity of Indian cinema in overseas markets, particularly in regions with large Indian diaspora populations. Although Peddi faced competition from other releases during its theatrical run, it has maintained its position due to audience response and content-driven appeal.
Analysts say the film’s steady earnings demonstrate that a compelling story and effective presentation can continue attracting audiences to theatres despite competition and large-scale releases.
