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‘Athiradi’ BO day 8: Film crosses Rs 55 crores worldwide

'Athiradi' box office collections day 8: Tovino Thomas film crosses Rs 55 crores worldwide

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‘Athiradi’ starring Tovino Thomas and Basil Joseph is getting mixed reviews from audiences as it continues its box office journey with steady collections on Day 8. The college entertainer witnessed a drop in earnings on its second Thursday.According to Sacnilk, the film collected Rs 1.15 crore net in India on Day 8. This marks a 34.3 percent drop from Day 7 collections, which stood at Rs 1.75 crore net. The movie achieved these numbers across 1,024 shows.

Worldwide collection for ‘Athiradi reaches Rs 55.49 crores

The film’s total India net collection has now reached Rs 28.22 crore. India gross collections currently stand at Rs 32.74 crore. Overseas performance has also remained stable since release. The film has grossed Rs 22.75 crore overseas so far. This pushes the worldwide gross collection to Rs 55.49 crore.’Athiradi’ completed its first week with Rs 28.22 crore India net collections.

Occupancy remains better during night shows

The Malayalam 2D version recorded an overall occupancy of 20.63 percent on Day 8. Night shows once again registered the best occupancy numbers at 34.42 percent. Evening shows followed with 19.50 percent occupancy.Morning shows witnessed lower turnout with occupancy at 7.42 percent. Afternoon occupancy stood at 18.08 percent.

‘Athiradi’ revolves around college festival chaos

‘Athiradi’ follows the story of Samkutty who is an energetic student who revives a banned college festival.The film has received mixed to positive reactions online. One viewer commented, “What makes the movie work is how it balances two layers at once – a fun-filled entertainer on the surface and an emotional connection underneath. Even though the middle portions feel slightly stretched at times, the opening and especially the last twenty minutes deliver some of the film’s best moments.”Another viewer wrote, “The first half feels flat and lacks enough interesting moments to keep the momentum alive. Even throughout the film, the graph keeps fluctuating- whenever a high moment arrives, the very next scene pulls it down again.”Despite the mixed responses, ‘Athiradi’ has managed to maintain a decent theatrical performance during its first week.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.

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