'Devara: Part 1' Japanese premiere receives overwhelming response; Jr. NTR to promote the film in Japan

NTR and director Koratala Siva's highly anticipated pan-Indian action drama, 'Devara: Part 1', took the box office by storm upon its theatrical release on September 27, 2024. Featuring Bollywood actors Saif Ali Khan and Janhvi Kapoor in pivotal roles, the film struck a chord with audiences across India and beyond, grossing an impressive Rs 450 crore worldwide. The film's breathtaking visuals, intense action sequences, and emotionally charged narrative contributed to its massive success, further cementing NTR's position as a pan-Indian superstar.
Now, 'Devara' is all set to expand its reach to international audiences, with its grand Japanese theatrical release scheduled for March 28. Ahead of the film’s debut in Japan, NTR is set to visit the country on March 22 to participate in promotional activities. During his visit, he will interact with his growing Japanese fanbase, further strengthening his connection with international audiences. Adding to the anticipation, a special private preview show was held in Japan last night, and it received an overwhelmingly positive response. The enthusiastic reactions from the audience have significantly heightened expectations for the film’s official release in Japanese theaters.
NTR's popularity in Japan skyrocketed following the phenomenal success of 'RRR', in which he starred alongside Ram Charan. The film's massive reception in Japan established a strong fan following for NTR, and with 'Devara', the craze surrounding him is only expected to grow further. His visit to Japan is expected to boost the film’s box office prospects and create a wave of excitement similar to 'RRR'.
Adding to the film’s grandeur is the power-packed soundtrack composed by Anirudh Ravichander, whose music has played a crucial role in elevating the film’s emotional impact. With its thrilling action, gripping storyline, and a star-studded cast, 'Devara: Part 1' is poised to make a lasting impression on Japanese audiences.