The roar at the box office of movie director SS Rajamouli's 'RRR' has started weakening on the second day of its release. The Telugu version of the film does not seem to get the love as expected on the second day of its release, as compared to the response of the audience on the first day of its release. According to the initial figures of the box office collection of the second day of the movie 'RRR' which came out late on Saturday night, the film has improved its collection in Hindi-speaking states, but in other linguistic versions, the collection of the film was sluggish on Saturday.

The initial box office figures of the film 'RRR' on Saturday show that even 100 crore business has failed to do at the India box office on the second day of the movie's release. The movie earned Rs 130 crore on the first day of its release, including all language versions in India. According to the final figures of the first day, the movie 'RRR' has done a business of Rs 100.13 crore in Telugu, Rs 20.07 crore in Hindi, Rs 6.5 crore in Tamil, Rs 3.1 crore in Malayalam and Rs 0.20 crore in Kannada.

In comparison, director SS Rajamouli's previous movie 'Baahubali 2' managed to collect a net of Only Rs 121 crore on the first day of its release. However, the first-day collection of the  Hindi version of this movie was more than 'RRR'. The movie 'Baahubali 2' had taken a business of Rs 41 crore in Hindi, Rs 58 crore in the Telugu version, Rs 17 crore in Tamil and Rs 5 crore in Malayalam on the first day of its release. Saturday's collection of the film 'RRR' has been around Rs 90 crore according to the initial trends. Out of this, the share of the Hindi version has been increased as compared to Friday and the amount has gone up to around Rs 26.50 crore. The Telugu version of the movie earned around Rs 32 crore on the second day. The total earnings of the film at the Indian box office have reached around Rs 220 crore.

Ram Charan succeeded in winning the hearts of the fans in every language

RRR Day 1 box office collection, broke many records crossing 200 crore mark

Huge crowd of fans thronged to see Ram Charan who arrived at the first show of his own film RRR