Uppena Day 7 Collections: Vaishnav Tej Film Dominating New Releases At The Box Office Feb 19, 2021, 08:37 IST
Young actor Vaishnav Tej starrer Uppena entered its second week and the film continues to rule the box office this week too. Looks like Uppena seems to be dominating new releases of Rashmika s Pogaru, Sumanth s Kapatadhaari and Allari Naresh s Naandhi. The film is receiving a lot of positive reviews which is making the film to create a storm at the box office.
On opening day itself, the film became a massive hit in Vaishnav Tej s career. As you all might be aware that it s a debut film of Vaishnav Tej and he made everyone to sit up and take notice of his work.No doubt, Vaishanv Tej s hard work paid off and the testimony are the movie collections.
Uppena Success Party: Ram Charan Chief Guest At Vijayothsava Sabha in Rajahmundry Feb 17, 2021, 10:40 IST
Actor Vaishnav Tej is over the moon following the stupendous success of his latest releases Uppena . It is worth mentioning here that the film has already touched Rs 50 cr mark at the worldwide box office. The film is heading to become the highest-grossing film in Vaishnav Tej s career. The makers of the movie have thanked the audience for their support towards the film.
The makers of the movie are looking forward to hold success meet celebrations. Ram Charan will be the guest of honour at the event. The event will be held on February 17 @ pm at the Margani Estates Ground V.L Puram, Rajahmundry. Check this out:
Uppena: Vaishnav Tej, Kriti Shetty on acting alongside Vijay Sethupathi, making a love story that revolves around caste The film delves into casteism and the lives of fishermen in coastal Andhra Pradesh. In an interview to Firstpost, the lead pair and the director Buchibabu Sana reveal what makes their film so unique. Hemanth Kumar February 12, 2021 08:12:38 IST Vaishnav Tej and Krithi Shetty in a poster of Uppena. Twitter @adityamusic
Uppena, which translates to ‘swell of the sea’, has an overbearing presence in the lives of fishermen living in coastal areas. The rhythmic whooshing of the waves and the gentle sea breeze might be soothing in normal times, but its fury destroys everything in its wake. This singular word and the fear associated with it is at the centre of filmmaker Buchibabu Sana’s debut film, also titled