The irumudi telugu movie continued its opening weekend in cinemas on Sunday, with trade trackers reporting different figures depending on whether they were measuring India net collections or tracked gross receipts.

The Times of India reported on Aug. 23 that the film had an estimated India net of Rs 31.40 crore after two days. Its report, citing Sacnilk estimates, put Day 2 at Rs 16.10 crore from 2,943 shows and described a 5.2 percent increase from the opening day’s estimated India net.

TrackTollywood’s live Day 3 page used a different measurement. It listed an India-tracked gross of Rs 10.30 crore for Sunday and a cumulative tracked gross of Rs 41.75 crore after three days, based on 2,464 shows across 461 cities and 75.4 percent occupancy.

TrackTollywood also listed Day 1 at Rs 15.37 crore gross and Day 2 at Rs 16.07 crore gross, bringing its three-day tracked total to Rs 41.75 crore. The site warns that its figures are based on participating chains and venues and can change as late reports are reconciled.

The figures should therefore be read as estimates or live tracking rather than a final audited collection. The confirmed trend is that Ravi Teja’s film recorded a strong opening weekend in the available trade reports, while the exact total depends on the source’s accounting method and later reporting.