Pawan Kalyan’s action-packed film “They Call Him OG” has set new records, becoming one of the biggest box office hits of 2025. The movie stormed Indian theatres with huge collections and strong occupancy, showcasing the superstar’s unbeatable charisma and fan following.
OG Box Office Report: Day-wise Collections
- Preview Shows (Wednesday): ₹21 crore (Telugu only)
- Day 1 (Thursday): ₹63.75 crore (Te: ₹63 cr, Ta: ₹0.22 cr, Hi: ₹0.5 cr, Ka: ₹0.03 cr)
- Day 2 (Friday): ₹18.75 crore (Te: ₹18.15 cr, Ta: ₹0.15 cr, Hi: ₹0.4 cr, Ka: ₹0.05 cr)
- Day 3 (Saturday): ₹18.5 crore (Te: ₹17.75 cr, Ta: ₹0.2 cr, Hi: ₹0.5 cr, Ka: ₹0.05 cr, rough data)
- Day 4 (Sunday): ₹6.66 crore (early estimate)
Total India Net: ₹128.66 crore so far
Worldwide Gross: Over ₹211 crore after the opening weekend
Steady Momentum Despite Drop
Day 1 saw a box office explosion for “OG,” but a sharp drop on Day 2—over 70%—raised questions. Still, the film held steady on Day 3, only dipping by 1.33%. Weekend shows remained crowded, especially in Telugu-speaking states, with high occupancy reported in Kakinada and Hyderabad. Tamil and Hindi versions contributed smaller shares but helped broaden reach.
Pan-India Appeal & Fan Buzz
Pawan Kalyan’s mass appeal, Sujeeth’s direction, and a star-studded cast including Emraan Hashmi, Priyanka Mohan, and more, have driven “OG” to dominate both metro cities and smaller towns. Twitter and fan forums are filled with praise for Kalyan’s action and the interval scenes. Mixed reviews have not stopped the movie from crossing impressive milestones quickly, and the film currently holds a 7.2 IMDb rating.
What Makes OG Stand Out
“They Call Him OG” blends stylish action, revenge drama, and strong performances. The film tells the story of gangster Ojas Ghambheera’s return to Mumbai’s underworld after a decade, seeking revenge. Emraan Hashmi, debuting in Telugu cinema, adds to the film’s nationwide interest. High-octane stunts, catchy music by Thaman, and stunning visuals keep audiences entertained.
