OG
Worldwide
Box
Office
Collection:
They
Call
Him
OG,
the
Telugu-language
action
crime
film
starring
Pawan
Kalyan,
has
ended
its
first
extended
weekend
with
a
strong
presence
in
international
markets.
According
to
global
box
office
tracker
Comscore,
the
film
secured
the
seventh
position
worldwide
as
of
now,
collecting
an
estimated
$26.79
million
(around
₹237.50
crore)
across
its
first
four
days
of
release.
The
film
is
now
in
its
fifth
day
of
theatrical
run
as
Monday
business
begins.

Released
on
September
25,
the
film
opened
with
midweek
preview
shows
before
its
full-scale
launch
on
Thursday.
This
strategy
helped
generate
significant
early
momentum,
with
the
film
earning
an
impressive
worldwide
total
over
its
first
weekend.
The
Telugu
version
accounted
for
the
majority
of
the
revenue,
with
smaller
but
notable
contributions
from
Tamil,
Hindi,
and
Kannada
screenings.

The
weekend’s
top
six
global
titles,
as
per
Comscore,
included
One
Battle
After
Another,
Demon
Slayer:
Kimetsu
No
Yaiba
–
Infinity
Castle,
The
Conjuring:
Last
Rites,
Gabby’s
Dollhouse:
The
Movie,
731,
and
Chainsaw
Man
–
The
Movie:
Reze
Arc,
leaving
They
Call
Him
OG
as
the
highest-ranking
Indian
release
on
the
chart.

OG
Starts
Weekday
Run
With
Eyes
on
Box
Office
Performance

They
Call
Him
OG
follows
the
story
of
Ojas
Gambheera,
a
once-feared
gangster
who
resurfaces
in
Bombay
after
a
decade-long
absence
to
settle
old
scores
with
his
rival
Omi
Bhau.
Pawan
Kalyan
plays
the
lead
role,
while
Bollywood
actor
Emraan
Hashmi
makes
his
Telugu
debut
as
the
antagonist.
Priyanka
Mohan,
Arjun
Das,
Sriya
Reddy,
and
Prakash
Raj
complete
the
ensemble
cast.

The
film
is
written
and
directed
by
Sujeeth
and
produced
by
DVV
Danayya
under
the
DVV
Entertainment
banner.
Music
is
composed
by
Thaman
S,
with
cinematography
handled
by
Ravi
K.
Chandran
and
Manoj
Paramahamsa.
Editing
is
by
Naveen
Nooli.

As
the
film
enters
its
first
Monday,
industry
observers
are
watching
closely
to
see
how
weekday
earnings
will
shape
its
long-term
box
office
trajectory,
particularly
after
an
opening
weekend
that
placed
it
among
the
world’s
top
performers.