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There has been considerable speculation that producer Dil Raju, who acquired the Telugu rights of Toxic, has suffered a major financial setback after the film received disastrous talk today. However, the actual business arrangement reportedly presents a very different picture for the seasoned businessman. The Telugu rights deal is understood to have been structured as a returnable advance agreement, allowing the investment to be returned if the film does not perform as expected. This significantly limits Dil Raju’s downside and protects him from carrying the entire burden of the film’s poor reception. Adding further value to the deal, Yash has reportedly committed to working with Dil Raju on another project. More importantly, with Yash holding the complete South Indian rights of Ramayana, Dil Raju is reportedly in line to receive its Nizam or potentially complete Telugu states rights. That could turn into a major opportunity. From producer KVN’s side, Chiranjeevi’s *”Kaaka” Nizam righ...

Ravi Teja’s Irumudi continues its strong run at the box office, maintaining impressive momentum even on its sixth day. On Day 6, the film collected Rs 10.20 crore net in India across 2,313 shows. This represents a 16.4% drop compared with the previous day’s Rs 12.20 crore net collection. With this, Irumudi has taken its total India net collection to Rs 85.25 crore, while the India gross stands at Rs 98.90 crore. The film is also performing steadily in overseas markets. It added another Rs 0.75 crore gross on Day 6, taking its total overseas collection to Rs 17.25 crore. As a result, Irumudi has now reached a worldwide gross of Rs 116.15 crore. Crossing the Rs 100 crore worldwide milestone within its first week is a major boost for Ravi Teja, especially after a rough phase at the box office. The film’s consistent weekday hold suggests that it is benefiting from positive word of mouth and sustained audience interest. With the first week nearing completion, Irumudi has clearly emerged a...