Overview
- A trade tracker cited by multiple outlets reports more than 100,000 tickets sold in North America for the premiere, signaling robust interest before the April 10 release.
- The Hindi–Telugu bilingual was shot in both languages to avoid a dubbed feel, with Adivi Sesh co‑writing the film and performing many car‑chase stunts himself.
- The promotional push drew high‑profile support as Aamir Khan shared the trailer, the team rolled out a playful advance‑booking spot with Rakesh Bedi, and a Hyderabad event showcased the new song Tu Jahan Chale.
- Early reactions are split, with Telangana Today praising performances and mood in a 4‑star review while Koimoi criticized the screenplay and pacing in a 2‑star write‑up, as stars like Nani offered glowing endorsements.
- The team delayed the release from March 19 to April 10 to secure better screens against Dhurandhar 2’s ongoing box‑office run, reflecting a strategy often used to improve showtimes for wide pan‑India launches.