Power Star Pawan Kalyan’s period action entertainer Harihara Veeramallu released worldwide on July 24, marking his return to the big screen after two years. Directed by Krish and produced under AM Jyothikrishna’s supervision, the film features Bobby Deol, Nidhhi Agerwal, Sunil, Nasser, and Raghubabu, with music by Oscar-winner M.M. Keeravani.

Made on a ₹350 crore budget, the film's theatrical business is valued at ₹126 crores. Harihara Veeramallu made a thunderous start at the box office, raking in over ₹20 crores from premiere shows and ₹32 crores through bookings. The film's first-day gross stands between ₹65–70 crores, with a net collection of approximately ₹45 crores — marking one of Pawan Kalyan’s strongest openings to date.

Released on 5000 screens in five major languages, the film is set against the backdrop of 16th-century India, depicting Mughal tyranny and the resistance of Hindu warriors. The story concludes with a powerful lead-in to the sequel, building anticipation for an epic confrontation in the next chapter.