BRO Box Office Collection Day 12: The fantasy action drama BRO, also known as Bro The Avatar, starring Sai Dharam Tej and megastar Pawan Kalyan, premiered on July 28 in every country. Based on Samuthirakani’s original Tamil film Vinodhaya Sitham, Bro is co-written and directed by him.
After Bro’s theatrical debut, fans couldn’t stop gushing about the movie and the throwback references to Pawan Kalyan’s God of Time persona.
The fans continued to pack the theatre despite the negative reviews and mixed reception to Samuthirakani’s film. The first weekend was enormous, but the next few days saw a significant decline.
The BRO movie is projected to bring in roughly Rs 20 crore from all Indian states on its opening day. The overall occupancy ratio for the movie was 73.92%, which is quite a high percentage. Due to the lack of Telugu competition during its second weekend, the movie managed to recover a little at the box office.
BRO is receiving a lacklustre reception at the ticket booths as a result of its loose storytelling and emotional tone. After the first weekend, sales sharply decreased.
BRO Box Office Collection Day 12:
Bro had a respectable first 11 days at the box office, grossing 79.63 Cr India. Here are Bro’s box office earnings and occupancy through day twelve.
Early estimates indicate that on its twelfth day, Bro made 0.70 Cr in India net.
Check out the day-wise box office collection of Bro
- Day 1: Rs 30.05 Crore
- Day 2: Rs 17.05 Crore
- Day 3: Rs 16.9 Crore
- Day 4: Rs 3.85 Crore
- Day 5: Rs 2.95 Crore
- Day 6: Rs 2.10 Crore
- Day 7: Rs 1.70 Crore
- Day 8: Rs 0.9 Crore
- Day 9: Rs 1.40 Crore
- Day 10: Rs 1.60 Crore
- Day 11: Rs. 0.80 Crore
- Day 12: Rs. 0.70 Crore(estimate)
BRO Movie Box Office Collection Day 11: Pawan Kalyan continues to win hearts
BRO: CAST
Along with Sai Dharam Tej and Pawan Kalyan, who both have significant screen time in the film, other notable actors who play significant roles include Brahmanandam, Ketika Sharma, Priya Prakash Varrier, Subbaraju, Abhimanyu Singh, Mukul Dev, Ashutosh Rana, Vennela Kishore, Ali Reza, Rohini, Tanikella Bharani, Sameer Hasan, and Raja Ravindra. Urvashi Rautela, a Bollywood actress, dazzled in a dance sequence as Sithra Manjari in “My Dear Markandeya!”
Based on his original work Vinodhaya Sitham, Samuthirakani wrote and directed the film.
However, the script has undergone a number of revisions by writer-director Trivikram Srinivas and now departs from the original. TG The film was funded by Vishwa Prasad and Vivek Kuchibotla through the People Media Factory in collaboration with ZED Studios. Thaman S. wrote the music and background score for the entire movie. The film’s cinematographer and editor were Sujith Vaassudev and Naveen Nooli, respectively.
