‘Raakaasa’ announces flat ₹100 ticket offer across single screens in Andhra, Telangana

Hyderabad: Raakaasa, the family entertainer starring Sangeeth Shobhan and Nayan Sarika, is expanding its theatrical reach with a new flat ticket pricing initiative.

Effective April 10, tickets for the film will be priced at a flat ₹100 across all single-screen theaters in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. This strategic move aims to lower the barrier for entry and capitalize on the film’s steady box-office momentum.

Since its release, Raakaasa has established itself as a reliable choice for family audiences. The film’s success is attributed to its accessible storytelling, clean humor, and cross-generational appeal, where both children and adults have engaged with its light-hearted narrative. Consistent audience turnout and repeat footfalls in B and C centers have demonstrated the film’s ability to sustain occupancy well beyond its opening weekend.

Sangeeth Shobhan’s chemistry with Getup Srinu has consistently drawn high-energy responses from theater crowds, while Vennela Kishore’s comedic timing has been noted as a significant highlight. These performances, combined with the film’s inclusive atmosphere, have turned screenings into collective experiences, particularly in single-screen ecosystems where group viewing is a primary driver of box-office volume.

By aligning ticket pricing with the sensitivity of the current exhibition landscape, the makers aim to drive incremental footfalls and encourage audiences to revisit the film. The ₹100 initiative is designed to reward the existing goodwill the project has earned while inviting new viewers to join the experience.

Directed by Manasa Sharma and produced by Niharika Konidela and Umesh Kumar Bansal under Pink Elephant Pictures in association with Z Studios, Raakaasa continues to cement its position as a standout entertainer of the summer season. The film is currently running in theaters, and with this pricing strategy, the makers expect to further strengthen its presence in high-volume circuits across the Telugu states.