The film Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu, widely called MSG, has emerged as a major success in both Indian and international markets.
Within just 7 days, the movie has recorded a strong worldwide gross of Rs 222.5 crore.
Unlike many big films that slow down after the opening weekend, MSG remained steady. On its fourth day alone, it earned a healthy Rs 22 crore gross, supported by good public response and festive holidays.
When compared with Chiranjeevi’s earlier big releases like Waltair Veerayya, MSG has shown more consistent daily earnings in its first week.
The film also performed extremely well in ticket sales, crossing 2.8 million tickets in its first 7 days, which helped boost its overall gross collections.
In India, MSG achieved a solid India gross of Rs 187.25 crore, proving its strong hold across mass and family audiences.
Overseas markets also responded well, contributing a notable gross of Rs 35.25 crore, making it Chiranjeevi’s highest-grossing film in North America so far, surpassing Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy.
With all regions combined, the total worldwide gross stands at Rs 222.5 crore, confirming MSG as a certified blockbuster within its opening week.