Ram Charan's Peddi continues to enjoy a strong run at the box office, maintaining its momentum well into the second week despite a reduction in screens. The film's total India net collection has now reached Rs 221.24 crore, while its India gross stands at Rs 262.30 crore, according to Sacnilk live estimates. Language-Wise Performance As of Day 13, Peddi is running across 1,866 shows nationwide. The Hindi version has collected Rs 0.21 crore from 768 shows, recording 14% occupancy. The Telugu version continues to drive the film's business, contributing Rs 0.93 crore net from 1,098 shows while registering 22% occupancy. Occupancy Trends The film recorded an overall occupancy of around 18.7% on Day 13 based on morning shows. The Telugu version reported 15.69% occupancy in morning shows. Among major centres, Warangal and Chennai led the occupancy chart with 38%, followed by Visakhapatnam at 30%. Guntur recorded 23% occupancy, while Hyderabad stood at 16%. Nizamaba...
- Ahead of the polls, 116 candidates have declared assets of over Rs 1 crore, two more than in the previous polls. With 52 of their candidates declaring assets of over Rs 1 crore, 87 per cent of NDPP-BJP candidates are crorepatis.
- The average assets per candidate in the 2023 polls is Rs 5.13 crores. In the 2018 polls, average assets per candidate was Rs 3.76 crores.
- With assets of over Rs 160 crore, Dr Sukhato A Sema, who is contesting from Pughoboto on a Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) ticket, is the richest candidate in this election.
- Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio is the second richest candidate, with assets of over Rs 46 crore.
- Congress candidate T Ngampai Konyak, who is contesting from Phomching, has declared assets of only Rs 5,251 - the lowest among all contestants.
- This year, 53 candidates are re-contesting the elections, with 36 of them belonging to the NDPP-BJP alliance.
- In the last five years, the average assets of these 53 candidates grew by 30 per cent to reach Rs 7.10 crore.
- The assets of NDPP candidate from Tamlu, BS Nganlang Phom, rose from Rs 21.91 lakhs in 2018 to Rs 15.05 crore in 2023 - a whopping 6,870 per cent hike.
- Seven out of the 184 candidates have declared criminal cases against themselves. In 2018, only three out of the 193 candidates had declared criminal cases against themselves.
- Only four women candidates are contesting the upcoming election - two from the NDPP, one each from the BJP and Congress. In 2018, five out of the 193 candidates were women. Interestingly, Nagaland has not had a woman MLA since its inception in 1963.
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