Sarkari Vaari Paata’s ‘blockbuster success’ has left Mahesh Babu ‘overwhelmed.’

Mahesh Babu is thrilled with the success of his Telugu film Sarkaru Vaari Paata at the box office.

Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu thanked fans on Wednesday for making his new film Sarkaru Vaari Paata a “blockbuster hit.” He also complimented filmmaker Parasuram for making this “wonderful picture” for him.

“The outpouring of support for #SarkaruVaariPaata has astonished me! Fans, thank you so much for helping to make this picture a sensation at the movie office! ” Always be grateful. Thank you to the whole crew of #SarkaruVaariPaata, especially my director @ParasuramPetla, @KeerthyOfficial, producers @GMBents @MythriOfficial @14ReelsPlus, and @MusicThaman for his fantastic music!

Parasuram responded to Mahesh Babu’s tweet by expressing his desire to collaborate with the actor again. The fact that you’re my hero means the world to me. I’ll always look back on #SarkaruVaariPaata as the pivotal time in my life. The love, care, and trust you bestowed on me during the trip will live with me forever. The prospect of working with you once again excites me.
The film’s team’s replies contradict reports regarding the film’s box office success in Telugu states. The film’s profits have dropped dramatically since its first weekend. And the film is claimed to be showing no signs of improvement. The manufacturers, on the other hand, do not seem to be harmed by the decline in revenue during the weekdays.

Many theatres were unable to pay their rents yesterday because of Nizam’s spiraling downwards. “6th Day Share 59 Lakhs,” Andhraboxoffice.com tweeted.

On Monday, the creators celebrated Sarkaru Vaari Paata’s box office triumph with a lavish ceremony in Rayalaseema’s Kurnool.

Sarkari Vaari Paata chronicles the efforts of a moneylender from the United States who comes to India on personal business but ends up mending the country’s faulty banking system. At the time of its release, the picture garnered a mixed reception.

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