Jr NTR is reportedly unhappy with the box office performance of Devara: Part 1 and has placed some blame on the audience. He expressed concern that viewers have become overly critical and analytical,

Devara Part 1 opened to a humongous response in North America, Ireland, Australia, London, and other parts of the world, including India, where fans celebrated Jr NTRs comeback on the big screens after six long years.

According to latest reports, the buyers of Jr NTR's action entertainer Devara in the Telugu speaking states have broken even. The fact that they broke even on Sunday (10th day) is great news for the unit.

The action drama 'Devara - Part 1' featuring Jr NTR continues to captivate audiences, crossing the Rs 250 crore mark at the Indian box office by Day 12. Despite a drop in weekend collections, the film's success indicates strong popularity ahead of upcoming releases.

Devara Part 1 was released on September 27 and Jr NTR film has been performing well at the box office ever since it was released.

Part 1 has performed well on the second weekend at the box office. It has earned an estimated Rs 231.10 crores in India af

Part 1' achieved remarkable success at the box office, grossing over Rs 466 crore globally within just ten days of its release.

Devara: Part One, starring Jr NTR and Janhvi Kapoor in the lead, continued to impress the Hindi audience with a superb collection in the second weekend at the domestic box office.

The Jr NTR, Janhvi Kapoor, and Saif Ali Khan starrer Devara Part 1 has been making waves at the box office since its release on September 27. As the film completes its 10-day run, it has shown a strong performance despite experiencing fluctuations along the way.

In his latest interview, Jr NTR said that he is thrilled to see all Devara buyers (distributors and exhibitors) at the grassroot level minting money. The Koratala Siva directorial minted more than Rs 450 crore at the worldwide box office and is still going strong at the box office.

With the global box-office numbers, released by the makers of Devara, suggesting that the 400 crore mark was breached on October 4, it is safe to assume that the Rs 500 crore mark isn’t that far away