Ninne Pelladatha had a 100-day run at 38 theatres -37 direct & 1 shift.
A direct silver jubilee run in
Hyderabad (Devi 70mm-189),
Vizag (Jyothi-189) and
Vijayawada (Raj 70mm-188).
Never before did a Telugu film ran for 175 days at Devi 70mm.
Nagarjuna's other hit films
Geetanjali - 126 (3 shows),
Shiva - 155 (3 shows) and
Hello Brother - 100-day (4 shows) Run respectively at the theatre.
It was the same case with Raj 70mm Vijayawada, where the earlier highest run was by
Chiranjeevi's Gharana Mogudu-155 days, while
Nagarjuna's Shiva ran for 148 days.
Amitabh's Muqaddar Ka Sikandar (1978) created a record by running for 100 days in three theatres (daily three shows) in the twin cities.
That record remained for 18 years until
Ninne Pelladatha broke it in 1997 as it celebrated a 100-day run in three theatres in the twin cities-Devi 70mm, Nataraj 70mm and Konark 70mm, but with daily 4 shows. It also set a record in the Nizam region by completing a 100-day run at 7 theatres.
Ninne Pelladatha surpassed all previous records by collecting a gross of Rs. 59,42,224 at Raj 70mm (Vijayawada) in its total run-188 days.
It is also the first film to collect a gross of over Rs. one crore in the twin cities. In its total run at Devi 70mm (Hyd), it grossed a whopping Rs. 1,03,72,483.
The film created a record in Guntur town by collecting a 100-day gross of Rs. 27,27,661.50 and a 100-day share of Rs. 17,39,739. The previous record was held by Mohanbabu's Pedarayudu, which collected a 100-day gross of Rs. 27,04,335.50 and a 100-day share of Rs. 16,95,000.
A direct silver jubilee run in
Hyderabad (Devi 70mm-189),
Vizag (Jyothi-189) and
Vijayawada (Raj 70mm-188).
Never before did a Telugu film ran for 175 days at Devi 70mm.
Nagarjuna's other hit films
Geetanjali - 126 (3 shows),
Shiva - 155 (3 shows) and
Hello Brother - 100-day (4 shows) Run respectively at the theatre.
It was the same case with Raj 70mm Vijayawada, where the earlier highest run was by
Chiranjeevi's Gharana Mogudu-155 days, while
Nagarjuna's Shiva ran for 148 days.
Amitabh's Muqaddar Ka Sikandar (1978) created a record by running for 100 days in three theatres (daily three shows) in the twin cities.
That record remained for 18 years until
Ninne Pelladatha broke it in 1997 as it celebrated a 100-day run in three theatres in the twin cities-Devi 70mm, Nataraj 70mm and Konark 70mm, but with daily 4 shows. It also set a record in the Nizam region by completing a 100-day run at 7 theatres.
Ninne Pelladatha surpassed all previous records by collecting a gross of Rs. 59,42,224 at Raj 70mm (Vijayawada) in its total run-188 days.
It is also the first film to collect a gross of over Rs. one crore in the twin cities. In its total run at Devi 70mm (Hyd), it grossed a whopping Rs. 1,03,72,483.
The film created a record in Guntur town by collecting a 100-day gross of Rs. 27,27,661.50 and a 100-day share of Rs. 17,39,739. The previous record was held by Mohanbabu's Pedarayudu, which collected a 100-day gross of Rs. 27,04,335.50 and a 100-day share of Rs. 16,95,000.
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