Pushpa 2 Beats Devara In 3 Days

When the advance bookings opened for Allu Arjun’s Pushpa 2: The Rule, the initial response appeared somewhat slow. However, the film experienced a remarkable surge in North American box office sales post-release.

In comparison, Devara grossed $6,078,545, making it the sixth highest-grossing Telugu film ever and NTR’s second-best career hit after Aravinda Sametha Veera Raghava. The film proved to be a profitable venture for all parties involved in the U.S. and Canada.

Surprisingly, Pushpa 2: The Rule matched Devara’s entire North American gross within just three days of its release. By Friday, it had already surpassed Devara’s full-run collections.

While the two films aren’t directly comparable since Pushpa 2 benefits from being a sequel this performance underscores the massive box-office dominance of Allu Arjun’s latest blockbuster.

Directed by Koratala Siva, Jahnvi Kapoor made her debut with the film. The film unit will soon focus on coming up with the second part as well. The movie is produced by Yuvasudha Arts and NTR Arts collectively.

Did David Warner Watch Pushpa 2?

Team Australia cricketer, David Warner is one of the most popular international cricket players in India. While his obvious cricketing brains, and stellar batsmanship have earned him a big follower base already, he increased it multi fold with his theatrics on Instagram.

David Warner turned popular amongst the domestic Telugu circuit and also Indian audience by recreating, the famous dance moves and beard mannerisms from Pushpa. There were times when Warner performed the Srivalli dance moves, and the beard mechanisms of Pushpa, even on the cricket field.

On top of that, he had even been sharing Instagram reels of him, and his family members dancing to Pushpa songs, and recreating the dialogues from the film. These videos used to go viral all over the internet.

It is evident that Warner had attended a humongous popularity amongst the Indian audience and particularly The Telugu audience with his recreation of Pushpa stuff.

With so much at stake for Warner with Pushpa, there is an interesting debate going on now on whether he has actually watched the second part of the film, which released globally, a couple of days ago.

Given the kind of international reach and recognition that the Pushpa mannerisms and recreation bits gave David Warner, he is more less likely to continue this tradition by recreating stuff from the second part as well.

It should not be too surprising if Warner actually goes and watches, Pushpa two at the theatre near him in Australia. Even Allu Arjun had recognised his efforts and appreciated him a couple of times in the past.

Once David Warner watches the second part of Pushpa and starts recreating this stuff on social media, we can expect a whole lot of fame and hype to the same as Warner has quickly become a household name for the Indian domestic social media users.