The Kannada action-drama film 'KD – The Devil' is entering its second weekend with consistent revenue over the opening weekend. Directed by Prem, the movie features Dhruva Sarja in the lead role. Set in Bangalore during the late 1970s, the film revolves around the underworld.
The picture has managed to draw crowds through its action stunts, flashy look, and full-throttle star cast. Despite receiving mixed reviews from critics, the film is holding steady at the ticket windows. Audience interest during the weekend helped the film show growth compared to its Day 3 performance.
'KD – The Devil' Sees a Box Office Jump on Sunday
According to Sacnilk, 'KD – The Devil' collected around Rs 2.6 crore gross net on Day 4. The film earned Rs 2.05 crore on Day 3, the first Saturday. The latest numbers show a noticeable improvement in collections as the film benefited from weekend footfall. Including Day 4 domestic earnings, the total India net collection so far is Rs 11.13 crore, and the India Gross Collection is Rs 13.19 crore. The film is performing well in Karnataka, where Kannada cinema has a strong hold. Evening and night shows recorded better occupancy levels during the weekend.
Dhruva Sarja's Film Holds Strong Despite Mixed Reviews from Critics
Although 'KD – The Devil' opened to mixed critical reception, the film has still managed to pull audiences to theatres. While some believed that the first half of the film was boring and monotonous, others liked the energetic and lively parts. However, despite so many opinions against it, Dhruva Sarja's fans have never abandoned this film. Some interesting aspects of the film's action parts, sentimental elements, and old-world underworld were discussed. The weekend attendance of the film also contributed to its success.
Star-Studded Cast and Action Drama Elements Keep 'KD – The Devil' in the Spotlight
Along with Dhruva Sarja, the film features a large ensemble cast including Sudeepa, Sanjay Dutt, Shilpa Shetty, V. Ravichandran, Ramesh Aravind, Jisshu Sengupta, and Nora Fatehi in important roles. Their presence has added more attention to the film across different regions. The story revolves around Kali, an ordinary man trapped in a violent, war-torn world surrounded by mobsters and gangsters. With a good weekend collection and sustained momentum, trade analysts feel that 'KD – The Devil' will also have a good weekday collection.
