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Nani's 'Don't Trouble the Trouble' Nets ₹51 Lakhs on Day 16 at Box Office
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 04:03 PM
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On its 16th day, the Telugu film 'Don't Trouble the Trouble' starring Nani collected ₹51 lakh, according to The Times of India.
The Telugu romantic‑comedy 'Don't Trouble the Trouble', featuring Nani in the lead, posted a box‑office haul of ₹51 lakh on its 16th day of release. The Times of India reported the figure as part of the film’s daily earnings.
The film, which opened in 1,200 screens across India, has been steadily drawing audiences with its light‑hearted storyline and Nani’s charismatic performance. While the first week saw a stronger opening, the latest collection indicates a moderate but steady footfall.
Producers and distributors have noted that the film’s earnings reflect a healthy market presence, especially in the Telugu‑speaking regions where Nani enjoys a loyal fan base. The 51‑lakh figure adds to the cumulative total, positioning the movie as a moderate commercial success.
Industry analysts suggest that the film’s performance could be buoyed by upcoming festivals and a potential re‑release in select markets. The Times of India will continue to track the daily collections for the coming weeks.
The film, which opened in 1,200 screens across India, has been steadily drawing audiences with its light‑hearted storyline and Nani’s charismatic performance. While the first week saw a stronger opening, the latest collection indicates a moderate but steady footfall.
Producers and distributors have noted that the film’s earnings reflect a healthy market presence, especially in the Telugu‑speaking regions where Nani enjoys a loyal fan base. The 51‑lakh figure adds to the cumulative total, positioning the movie as a moderate commercial success.
Industry analysts suggest that the film’s performance could be buoyed by upcoming festivals and a potential re‑release in select markets. The Times of India will continue to track the daily collections for the coming weeks.