The latest telugu action blockbuster, Akhanda 2, is demonstrating remarkable resilience in B and C category centres, defying the typical trend of sharp drops after the opening weekend. While the film has data-faced stiff competition from other releases and mixed reviews in urban areas, its stronghold in smaller towns and rural markets has kept it afloat at the box office.

Industry sources report that the film continues to draw significant crowds in B and C centres due to the star power of its lead actor, engaging action sequences, and punchy dialogues that resonate with mass audiences. Despite urban multiplexes seeing moderate occupancy, the film’s sustained performance in smaller towns is proving crucial to its overall revenue.

Trade analysts note that this trend highlights a growing divide in audience preferences, where content and star appeal have a strong influence in B and C markets. Fans of Akhanda 2 have been flocking to single-screen theatres, often attending multiple shows to support the film. social media buzz and fan clubs in these regions have also played a key role in maintaining momentum.

The film’s makers have expressed satisfaction with its performance, emphasizing that enduring success in B and C centres can significantly offset initial losses in urban markets. They also hinted at strategic promotional efforts targeted at these areas, including local events, fan interactions, and special screenings to keep the audience engaged.

Experts predict that if Akhanda 2 continues this strong run in smaller towns over the next few weeks, it could emerge as a commercial success despite facing urban challenges. This pattern is seen as a testament to the film’s mass appeal and the loyalty of its fan base in non-metropolitan regions.

In summary, while Akhanda 2 may not have dominated multiplexes in major cities, its refusal to give up in B and C centres is a clear indicator of its enduring popularity and the power of regional box office dynamics.

 

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