Sooryavanshi Box Office Collection Week 2: Akshay Kumar's Film Inches Closer To The Rs 150 Crore Mark
Box Office India Trade Network

SOORYAVANSHI was rock steady on the last day of the second week as it recorded collections which were similar to Wednesday. The film collected 3.25 crore on Wednesday to give it a second week total of 45.75 crore nett.

This overall total of the film is now 166 crore nett in two weeks and Mumbai circuit is a huge 73 crore nett plus. It will cross the 78 crore nett total of the last Diwali HIT HOUSEFULL 4 in Mumbai. The numbers in Gujarat/Saurashtra are in touching distance of all time record (excluding BAAHUBALI 2: THE CONCLUSION) of GOLMAAL AGAIN and SOORYAVANSHI will cross GOLMAAL AGAIN in Gujarat today or tomorrow.

The film seems to be heading for a final total of 190-200 crore nett but a limited drop on the third Friday will mean that it will more towards the 200 crore mark rather than 190 crore.

The apprx collections of SOORYAVANSHI till date are as follows.
First Week - 1,20,36,00,000
Friday - 7,00,00,000 apprx
Saturday - 10,25,00,000 apprx
Sunday - 13,50,00,000 apprx
Monday - 4,25,00,000 apprx
Tuesday - 4,00,00,000 apprx
Wednesday - 3,50,00,000 apprx
Thursday - 3,25,00,000 apprx
Second Week - 45,75,00,000 apprx
TOTAL - 1,66,11,00,000 apprx
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SOORYAVANSHI has emerged the top INDIAN film in just two weeks with collections of 166 crore nett. There is no competition from Hindi films due to a disjointed market for 18 months and hardly any films making to the theatres. The competition is mainly from South as they had their own markets in a good position in the first quarter of 2021.

The biggest film from the South at that time was MASTER which was touted as a pan India film like so many others are nowadays when the only real pan India films come from Hollywood. The fact remains that a film that is not called pan India like SOORYAVANSHI has collected more in Nizam/Andhra in Hindi than MASTER did across all Hindi circuits in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. Being pan India for Indian films is about some sort of branding as if people watch it becomes pan India not by just releasing but more on that on another day.

On the other side is that this film MASTER did very well in Tamil Nadu and is among the top five films in that state and finished with a very good final total of 162 crore nett apprx in India. The worldwide business was around 230 cr GROSS and that has also been crossed by SOORYAVANSHI which stands at around 251 crore in just two weeks. 

There have been only four films to cross the 100 crore mark post the pandemic in India and SOORYAVANSHI is comfortably at the top. The others are MASTER (162 cr), VAKEEL SAAB (115 crore) and ANNAATTHE (109 crore, 2 weeks). Here SOORYAVANSHI and VAKEEL SAAB are single language releases while the other two released in more than one language.