Naga Chaitanya and Raashi Khanna's film Thank You hit the theatres on July 22. It opened amid decent expectations from the fans. However, the Vikram K Kumar-directorial has failed to impress. Although Naga Chaitanya's performance has been applauded, the film has no other element to make it a big hit. If early trade reports are to be believed, Thank You earned a total of just Rs 4.50 crore on Day 1.
The total collection of Thank You amounts to Rs 4.50 crore on Day 1, according to early estimates. The film had an overall 21.78 per cent Telugu occupancy on Friday, July 22. It got the maximum number of night shows with 26.89 per cent followed by the morning shows with 22.06 per cent.
Even though Thank You seems to be a flop, its visuals are grand to watch on the big screen. PC Sreeram was on the crew as its cinematographer. The film's dialogues were penned by Mithun Chaitanya and Venkat D Pati. Thank You's story is written by BVS Ravi. The movie is edited by Naveen Nooli. Dil Raju and Sirish produced the film under Sri Venkateswara Banner, and S Thaman scored the film's music. Avika Gor, Malavika Nair, Prakash Raj form Thank You's prominent cast.
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