Peddi Ticket Price Increased: The Telangana government has approved higher ticket prices forRam Charan's Peddi. With updated pricing in both Telugu states and robust advance sales, the order keeps the movie on track for release.

Peddi has gotten a significant boost in Telangana only hours before its release. The state government has approved a temporary increase in ticket rates for Ram Charan's highly anticipated sports action movie to bring Telangana up to speed with neighbouring Andhra Pradesh.

Peddi Ticket Price Increased

For a brief time, the Telangana government has issued an order allowing theatres to charge more for Peddi tickets. While multiplexes are permitted to raise ticket prices by Rs 125 (including GST), single-screen theatres are only permitted to raise ticket prices by Rs 100.

Additionally, the order allows for special premiere performances on June 3, with tickets costing Rs 600. The increased ticket rates will be in force for ten days following the movie's premiere.

 

 

The clearance follows the producers' request for permission from the governments of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana to have special performances and adjust ticket pricing before to the movie's premiere. Telangana's decision was still waiting, but Andhra Pradesh had already given its consent.

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About Peddi Movie

Ram Charan and Janhvi Kapoor play the main characters in Buchi Babu Sana's film Peddi, with Shiva Rajkumar and Jagapathi Babu playing supporting parts. On June 4, the sports action drama will be released nationwide. 

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Peddi is one of the most physically taxing projects Ram Charan has ever worked on. The actor disclosed that he spent months honing the character's body language, vocabulary, and physical metamorphosis in order to accurately depict the film's reality.

The sports action drama is expected to be the actor's biggest solo opener because of good business in the Telugu states, paid premiere shows, and high international sales. After Game Changer's lacklustre success, Peddi steps in with the task of reestablishing him as a strong solo box office attraction.