Nagabandham has completed its first week in theatres with a worldwide gross collection of over ₹35 crore. The pan India mythological action adventure film has shown improved box office performance after the makers released a revised version that is around 15 minutes shorter than the original release. According to reports, the updated version has helped the film attract more viewers and strengthen its theatrical run.
The revised edit has received a positive response from audiences, particularly in the Telugu and Hindi markets. Many viewers have said that the shorter version moves at a faster pace and presents the story more smoothly. As positive word of mouth continued to grow, several cinema owners increased the number of shows during the film’s second week to meet audience demand.
The film combines mythology, action, adventure and visual effects, which have been among the main attractions for viewers. Reports suggest that the revised version has improved the overall viewing experience by making the storytelling tighter and more engaging. This has helped the film connect with a wider audience compared to its initial release.
Nagabandham marks the debut of Virat Karrna, whose performance has received appreciation from many viewers. The film is directed by Abhishek Nama, who has also been praised for creating a large scale cinematic experience with a strong visual presentation. Along with Virat Karrna, the film features Rishabh Sawhney, Nabha Natesh, Ishwarya Menon, Jagapathi Babu and Mahesh Manjrekar in important roles.
The film is produced by Kishore Annapureddy under the NIK Studios banner in association with Abhishek Pictures. It is presented by Lakshmi Ira and Devansh Nama, while the music has been composed by Junaid Kumar and Abhe.
With a worldwide collection of more than ₹35 crore in its first week, Nagabandham has managed to build fresh momentum at the box office. The positive response to its revised version shows how changes made after a film’s release can sometimes improve audience reception. As the movie enters its second week with increased screenings and continued word of mouth, its performance over the coming days will determine how far it can extend its theatrical run.