In a surprising twist, Vijay Deverakonda’s new film “Kingdom” has flopped at the Indian box office. The Hindi-dubbed version, titled “Saamraajya,” also failed to attract audiences. This has been a big disappointment for both the actor and the film’s makers, especially after so much hype.
The movie was expected to perform well because of Deverakonda’s growing popularity. But box office reports show that it underperformed badly and is now being called a complete washout. Critics and fans complained that the movie lacked strong content and had a weak storyline.
The Hindi version “Saamraajya” was aimed at reaching more viewers but could not connect with them either. Poor marketing and weak promotion led to very low ticket sales. Many theaters reported empty seats, even during the opening weekend.
Even though the film had a big cast and impressive visuals, audiences were not impressed. Social media reviews were mostly negative. Some fans even regretted spending money on the movie. Critics said it was a missed opportunity, as the idea had potential but the execution failed.
Now, the box office results clearly show that “Kingdom” has failed. This has raised questions about the future of such films and what today’s audiences really want. The film industry must now rethink its approach to storytelling and marketing.
Despite this setback, Vijay Deverakonda’s team remains positive. His fans are still supporting him, hoping his next film will meet expectations and succeed at the box office.
For now, “Kingdom” and its Hindi version “Saamraajya” stand as examples of how unpredictable cinema can be. The failure also reminds filmmakers that in today’s market, good storytelling and strong audience connection are more important than just star power or visuals.
