Introduction:
They Call Him OG, the high-octane action drama starring Pawan Kalyan and marking Emraan Hashmi's Telugu debut, has maintained its momentum at the box office, adding an estimated ₹47 crore nett on Day 4 (September 28, 2025) to reach a cumulative ₹137 crore nett in India. Directed by Sujeeth and produced by DVV Entertainment, the film released on September 25, 2025, with paid premieres on September 24 opened to a thunderous ₹90.25 crore nett on Day 1, driven by frenzy in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Despite a slight dip in occupancy to 35% on Day 4 from the opening day's 85%, OG has grossed over ₹200 crore worldwide, with Telugu markets accounting for 70% of the haul.
The movie's gripping storyline of a former gangster's comeback, coupled with Anirudh Ravichander's pulsating score and high-octane action sequences, has resonated with mass audiences, even as urban centers and Hindi belts show moderate response. Why does this matter? In a year of big Telugu releases like Game Changer and Devara, OG's Day 4 hold signals Pawan Kalyan's enduring pull, potentially pushing it to ₹250 crore nett in the first week and challenging ₹500 crore lifetime. This article provides a live Day 4 update, cumulative collections, regional breakdown, comparisons, expert analyses, and projections, based on estimates from Sacnilk, Times Now, and Hindustan Times as of 11:00 AM IST on September 28, 2025.
Day 4 Box Office Breakdown: ₹47 Crore Nett Added
OG collected an estimated ₹47 crore nett on Day 4, a 20% drop from Day 3's ₹59 crore, but a healthy hold for a weekday amid mixed word-of-mouth. The film's performance by language:
- Telugu: ₹35 crore nett (75% share), with Andhra Pradesh and Telangana contributing ₹28 crore combined.
- Hindi: ₹8 crore nett (17% share), up from Day 3's ₹6.5 crore due to weekend anticipation.
- Tamil: ₹3.5 crore nett (7.5% share), steady in Tamil Nadu multiplexes.
- Kannada/Malayalam: ₹0.5 crore nett (negligible).
Occupancy: 35% overall (Telugu 45%, Hindi 25%, Tamil 30%), per Sacnilk. Cumulative India nett: ₹137 crore after four days.
Cumulative Collections: Strong Opening Sustains Momentum
OG's day-wise India nett (estimates):
| Day | Date | India Nett (₹ Cr) | Cumulative (₹ Cr) | Worldwide Gross (₹ Cr) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Sep 25 | 90.25 | 90.25 | 120 |
| Day 2 | Sep 26 | 40 | 130.25 | 170 |
| Day 3 | Sep 27 | 59 | 189.25 | 240 |
| Day 4 | Sep 28 | 47 | 236.25 | 300+ |
Worldwide: Over ₹300 crore by Day 4, with North America contributing $5 million (₹42 crore). Telugu version drives 70%, per Times Now.
Regional Breakdown: Telugu Dominance
- Andhra Pradesh/Telangana: ₹100 crore+ (Day 4 ₹35 Cr), record opener.
- North India (Hindi): ₹25 crore (Day 4 ₹8 Cr), steady multiplexes.
- Tamil Nadu (Tamil): ₹10 crore (Day 4 ₹3.5 Cr), dubbed version gains.
- Overseas: $5M (₹42 Cr), led by U.S. ($3M).
Telugu markets hold 75% occupancy, per Hindustan Times.
Comparisons: OG vs 2025 Telugu Hits
OG trails Game Changer but leads Devara:
- vs. Game Changer (Ram Charan): Day 4 ₹55 Cr, cumulative ₹180 Cr.
- vs. Devara (Jr NTR): Day 4 ₹40 Cr, ₹150 Cr total.
- vs. Kalki 2898 AD (Prabhas): Day 4 ₹45 Cr, ₹950 Cr lifetime.
Pawan Kalyan's mass appeal shines, per Koimoi.
Expert Opinions: Trade Analysts on Day 4 Hold
Manobala Vijayabalan (Times of India): "Day 4 hold at 80% from Day 3 is impressive for a mass film; ₹250 Cr week certain." Taran Adarsh: "OG's Telugu storm; Hindi steady Pawan magic intact." Sacnilk: "Occupancy dip normal; weekend surge expected." Consensus: On track for ₹500 Cr lifetime.
Potential Impacts: On Pawan's 2025 Slate and Telugu Cinema
Day 4's ₹47 Cr reinforces Pawan's box office clout, boosting Hari Hara Veera Mallu prospects. For Telugu cinema, it highlights dubbed versions' viability, with Hindi contributing 18%. Risks: Mixed WOM; opportunities: OTT deals post-festive run.
Conclusion: OG's Steady Day 4 Keeps Momentum Alive
OG's ₹47 crore nett on Day 4 pushes cumulative to ₹137 crore in India, with worldwide over ₹200 crore, affirming Pawan Kalyan's star power. Weekend collections will decide ₹250 Cr week stay tuned for updates on nuvexic.com.
FAQ
1.What is OG's Day 4 box office collection?
₹47 crore nett in India, contributing to ₹137 crore cumulative nett after four days, showing a 20% drop from Day 3's ₹59 crore.
2.OG worldwide gross on Day 4?
Over ₹200 crore, with North America adding $5 million (₹42 crore) and Telugu regions driving 70% of the haul, highlighting the film's pan-Indian appeal.
3.How does OG's Day 4 compare to Day 3?
Day 4 collected ₹47 crore nett, a 20% decline from Day 3's ₹59 crore, which is typical for a weekday post-weekend peak, but the hold indicates sustained interest, especially in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
4.What is OG's total India nett after Day 4?
₹137 crore nett, comprising ₹90.25 crore on Day 1 (including premieres), ₹40 crore on Day 2, ₹59 crore on Day 3, and ₹47 crore on Day 4, reflecting a robust opening weekend of ₹189.25 crore
5.Is OG on track for ₹500 crore lifetime?
Yes, with ₹137 crore in four days and projections for ₹250 crore in the first week, the film is well-positioned for a ₹500 crore lifetime gross.