Today marked a special celebration for Megastar Chiranjeevi as his iconic film Indra was re-released across South India to honor his 69th birthday. Despite the re-release falling on a weekday, the film managed to attract massive crowds, proving that classic hits continue to resonate with fans. The re-release of Indra became a grand event, reflecting the film’s lasting impact and the enduring popularity of Chiranjeevi.

The re-release of Indra created a significant buzz in theaters from early morning. Distributed by Suresh Asian Distribution, the film was showcased in over 380 theaters, with notable activity in single-screen cinemas like Sandhya, Sudarshan, Devi, and Tarakarama in Hyderabad. Fans flocked to theaters as early as 5 AM in Bengaluru, and the prestigious Hyderabad Prasad PCX reported over 80% occupancy for its five shows, demonstrating the film’s continued appeal.

The enthusiastic response to Indra comes amid a period of lackluster performance from recent new releases. The successful re-release of Indra not only celebrates Chiranjeevi’s legacy but also offers audiences a chance to relive the magic of his powerful performance and Mani Sharma’s unforgettable music. If the current momentum persists, the film’s collections could see impressive figures, reaffirming the timeless charm of Chiranjeevi and his cinema.