The movie has earned a total of ₹122.5 crore over two days, with the highest occupancy in Hyderabad. Jr NTR plays dual roles in a plot centered around power struggles

Jr NTRs movie, Devara Part 1, has been roaring at the box office ever since it was released on7. The pan-India movie also stars Janhvi Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan.

On Day 2, the film maintained its strong performance, adding ₹40 crore to its collection, despite a slight drop. Occupancy remained strong, particularly in the Telugu sector, where it saw 60.23% occupancy,

According to Sacnilk.com, the film earned ₹ 77 crore [Telugu: ₹ 68.6 crore; Hindi: ₹ 7 crore; Kannada: ₹ 30 lakh; Tamil: ₹ 80 lakh; Malayalam: ₹ 30 lakh]. Devara Part 1 had an overall 79.56% Telugu occupancy on Friday.

Devara Part-1' has earned Rs 122 crore in 2 days. The pace of the film's earnings has brought smiles on the faces of the makers despite mixed reviews. The film can break the box office record of this year's highest-grossing film 'Kalki 2898 AD'.

The Kortala Siva directed Devara starring NTR Jr, Janhvi Kapoor, and Saif Ali Khan has recorded a strong opening weekend in India, largely fuelled by the excellent start on September 27. According to early estimates,

Devara: Part 1 marks the Telugu debut of Saif Ali Khan and Janhvi Kapoor. At the trailer launch of the film in Mumbai, Saif talked about his experience of working with Jr NTR. He said, "Tarak [Jr NTR] is a very easy-going person who wears his stardom lightly,

Devara: Part 1', directed by Koratala Siva and featuring Jr. NTR, was released globally on September 27. Despite receiving mixed reviews, the film achieved significant box office success, grossing over Rs 140 crore worldwide on its opening day and surpassing Rs 220 crore within two days,

Devara Part 1, directed by Koratala Siva and starring Jr. NTR, was released worldwide on September 27. Though it received mixed reviews, the film earned Rs 120 crore in India and Rs 243 crore globally.

Released pan-India in five languages - Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, and Kannada - the film showcased varying occupancy levels across regions on Saturday.