OG Mania Grips North America and Telangana
A Telugu-language film has just rewritten the rules of overseas fandom. With over 57,000 tickets sold across 465 locations in the USA, the gangster drama OG has stormed into the spotlight. The film’s advance booking collections have reached $1.85 million, and projections suggest it will cross $2 million within the next 48 hours.
This surge marks a historic moment for Telugu cinema in North America. Fans are embracing the swagger of OG’s lead character, portrayed by a beloved star, with unmatched enthusiasm. The buzz is not just limited to ticket counters—social media platforms are ablaze with fan edits, countdowns, and celebratory posts.
Telangana’s Ticket Frenzy
Back home, the excitement is equally electric. In Telangana, ticket prices have surged ahead of the premiere:
- Premiere show tickets are reportedly priced at ₹800
- Single screens have added ₹100
- Multiplexes are charging ₹150 extra
The frenzy peaks on September 25, when benefit shows begin at 1 AM, turning the release into a statewide celebration. Theaters are prepping for packed houses, with fans expected to arrive in OG-themed outfits and flags.
A Global Telugu Wave
From Melbourne’s sold-out IMAX screenings to Canada’s packed pre-sales, OG is proving that Telugu cinema has truly gone global. The film’s gripping storyline, high-octane action, and emotionally charged performances are resonating across continents.
Industry insiders suggest that OG’s success could pave the way for more regional films to dominate international markets. With its powerful narrative and cinematic scale, OG is not just a movie—it’s a movement.
What’s Driving the Craze?
- A charismatic lead returning to his gangster roots
- A face-off with a Bollywood villain debuting in Telugu
- A soundtrack that’s already topping playlists
- A director known for stylish action thrillers
Fans are calling it a “mass comeback” and a “festival on screen.” The trailer, releasing on September 18, is expected to push the hype even further.
