Rey adi killing it up brutal raaaaaa @a1startarak OG review

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[The_Mentalist]

Uncle BE

[HEROO]

3 minutes ago, The_Mentalist said:

Uncle BE

OS already 60c crossed aithe vellu 29.25 c ani esthunaru intha discounts entooo mari…

thursday to sunday holidays india lo inka entha laagina sunday varakee lets see

 

 

 

Here is OG – They Call Him OG 5 Days Total World Wide Collections report(Inc GST)
👉Nizam: 42.87Cr
👉Ceeded: 13.11Cr
👉UA: 12.10Cr
👉East: 10.51Cr
👉West: 6.60Cr
👉Guntur: 9.30Cr
👉Krishna: 8.05Cr
👉Nellore: 3.70Cr
Total Collections – 106.24CR(153.90CR~ Gross)
👉KA: 8.40Cr
👉ROI: 3.65Cr
👉OS – 29.25Cr****approx
Total WW Collections: 147.54CR(Gross- 239.15CR~)
(85%~ Recovery)

Movie Overall Business(Valued) = 172.50Cr
Break Even= 174Cr
*Movie Need Another 26.46Cr For Break Even

 

 

 

[HEROO]

 

[Naaperushiva]

10 minutes ago, HEROO said:

OS already 60c crossed aithe vellu 29.25 c ani esthunaru intha discounts entooo mari…

thursday to sunday holidays india lo inka entha laagina sunday varakee lets see

 

 

 

Here is OG – They Call Him OG 5 Days Total World Wide Collections report(Inc GST)
👉Nizam: 42.87Cr
👉Ceeded: 13.11Cr
👉UA: 12.10Cr
👉East: 10.51Cr
👉West: 6.60Cr
👉Guntur: 9.30Cr
👉Krishna: 8.05Cr
👉Nellore: 3.70Cr
Total Collections – 106.24CR(153.90CR~ Gross)
👉KA: 8.40Cr
👉ROI: 3.65Cr
👉OS – 29.25Cr****approx
Total WW Collections: 147.54CR(Gross- 239.15CR~)
(85%~ Recovery)

Movie Overall Business(Valued) = 172.50Cr
Break Even= 174Cr
*Movie Need Another 26.46Cr For Break Even

 

 

 

vallu vesthundhi share kaka andhuke gaa 147  WW antundhi... according to  trade and also this tracker it is 237 gross  so producer figures + 10% vuntaayi so gross is around 260+ 

inchuminchu anthey OS lo Blockbuster but telugu states lo losses expecting.

[The_Mentalist]

12 minutes ago, HEROO said:

OS already 60c crossed aithe vellu 29.25 c ani esthunaru intha discounts entooo mari…

thursday to sunday holidays india lo inka entha laagina sunday varakee lets see

 

 

 

Here is OG – They Call Him OG 5 Days Total World Wide Collections report(Inc GST)
👉Nizam: 42.87Cr
👉Ceeded: 13.11Cr
👉UA: 12.10Cr
👉East: 10.51Cr
👉West: 6.60Cr
👉Guntur: 9.30Cr
👉Krishna: 8.05Cr
👉Nellore: 3.70Cr
Total Collections – 106.24CR(153.90CR~ Gross)
👉KA: 8.40Cr
👉ROI: 3.65Cr
👉OS – 29.25Cr****approx
Total WW Collections: 147.54CR(Gross- 239.15CR~)
(85%~ Recovery)

Movie Overall Business(Valued) = 172.50Cr
Break Even= 174Cr
*Movie Need Another 26.46Cr For Break Even

 

 

 

Mari veedu endhi 125 antunnadu

http://andhraboxoffice.com/uploads/films/og-sep25-4days-totalww-.jpg

[Naaperushiva]

2 minutes ago, The_Mentalist said:

Mari veedu endhi 125 antunnadu

http://andhraboxoffice.com/uploads/films/og-sep25-4days-totalww-.jpg

4 days baa paina vesindhi 5 days also ABO excluded GST and tb2live included GST

[The_Mentalist]

2 minutes ago, Naaperushiva said:

4 days baa paina vesindhi 5 days also ABO excluded GST and tb2live included GST

Ante week day 22 crs share sesindhi antav?

pakka?

sure?

lock kardhiya jay?

[Naaperushiva]

3 minutes ago, Naaperushiva said:

4 days baa paina vesindhi 5 days also ABO excluded GST and tb2live included GST

BTW GST is recoverable anukunta in terms of losses andhuke few trackers without vesthaaru which is standard GST lekamundhu reporting continue chesevallu now konthamandhi trackers started including gst as well.

 

[The_Mentalist]

4 minutes ago, Naaperushiva said:

4 days baa paina vesindhi 5 days also ABO excluded GST and tb2live included GST

GST exclude ye cheyali BE ki

GST kalupudu endhi uncle

 

[Naaperushiva]

Just now, The_Mentalist said:

Ante week day 22 crs share sesindhi antav?

pakka?

sure?

lock kardhiya jay?

mentioned gaa baa GST included vs excluded baa ..i mentioned above

[Naaperushiva]

Just now, The_Mentalist said:

GST exclude ye cheyali BE ki

GST kalupudu endhi uncle

 

ee madhya GST include chesi chebuthunnaru baa fans oorukotle ...trackers medha attacking GST is recoverable andhuke anukunta

[Naaperushiva]

4 minutes ago, The_Mentalist said:

GST exclude ye cheyali BE ki

GST kalupudu endhi uncle

 

In the Telugu states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, Goods and Services Tax (GST) is not recoverable for the end consumer purchasing a movie ticket. However, film producers, distributors, and cinema owners can recover the Input Tax Credit (ITC) on their business-related expenses. 

Movie box office trackers include GST in their figures because the final amount paid by the moviegoer, which is the full box office collection, includes the tax component. 

GST on movie tickets is not recoverable for the end consumer

For an individual, the GST paid on a movie ticket is a final expense and is not eligible for a refund. This is because Input Tax Credit (ITC) is intended for businesses to offset the tax they paid on inputs against their final output tax liability. Since a movie ticket is a form of personal entertainment, it is considered the final consumption of a service, not a business input. 

How GST is recovered by film businesses

• Producers, distributors, and exhibitors can claim ITC on GST paid for their operational expenses.
• Eligible expenses include the costs for artists, technicians, advertising, and cinema rentals.
• Documentation is key. To claim ITC, businesses must have proper invoices and contracts to prove the GST paid on their input services.
• Streamlined tax system. The GST system has helped reduce the cascading effect of taxes for the film industry, making it more efficient than the old state-specific Entertainment Tax system. 

Why trackers include GST in box office collections

Box office trackers, whether in Telugu states or elsewhere, report the total money earned from ticket sales, which reflects the complete amount consumers paid. This figure is used for several reasons:

• Accurate revenue representation. The total collection figure, including GST, is the actual revenue generated at the ticket window. Trackers report this gross figure to reflect the full economic activity.
• GST is a component of the ticket price. The price a customer pays already includes the applicable GST, making it a part of the total sales figure.
• Gross vs. net collections. Industry analysis sometimes distinguishes between "gross" (total collection, including GST) and "net" (total collection minus GST) box office figures. However, the top-line figures reported by trackers are almost always the gross collections to show the full scale of the market. 

[The_Mentalist]

3 minutes ago, Naaperushiva said:

In the Telugu states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, Goods and Services Tax (GST) is not recoverable for the end consumer purchasing a movie ticket. However, film producers, distributors, and cinema owners can recover the Input Tax Credit (ITC) on their business-related expenses. 

Movie box office trackers include GST in their figures because the final amount paid by the moviegoer, which is the full box office collection, includes the tax component. 

GST on movie tickets is not recoverable for the end consumer

For an individual, the GST paid on a movie ticket is a final expense and is not eligible for a refund. This is because Input Tax Credit (ITC) is intended for businesses to offset the tax they paid on inputs against their final output tax liability. Since a movie ticket is a form of personal entertainment, it is considered the final consumption of a service, not a business input. 

How GST is recovered by film businesses

• Producers, distributors, and exhibitors can claim ITC on GST paid for their operational expenses.
• Eligible expenses include the costs for artists, technicians, advertising, and cinema rentals.
• Documentation is key. To claim ITC, businesses must have proper invoices and contracts to prove the GST paid on their input services.
• Streamlined tax system. The GST system has helped reduce the cascading effect of taxes for the film industry, making it more efficient than the old state-specific Entertainment Tax system. 

Why trackers include GST in box office collections

Box office trackers, whether in Telugu states or elsewhere, report the total money earned from ticket sales, which reflects the complete amount consumers paid. This figure is used for several reasons:

• Accurate revenue representation. The total collection figure, including GST, is the actual revenue generated at the ticket window. Trackers report this gross figure to reflect the full economic activity.
• GST is a component of the ticket price. The price a customer pays already includes the applicable GST, making it a part of the total sales figure.
• Gross vs. net collections. Industry analysis sometimes distinguishes between "gross" (total collection, including GST) and "net" (total collection minus GST) box office figures. However, the top-line figures reported by trackers are almost always the gross collections to show the full scale of the market. 

Ante loss ani cheppukoni

public tax paisal nokkesthinnaru villu

again fans bakara ayinru ga uncle