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Malayalam superstar Mohanlal’s latest thriller ‘Drishyam 3’ continues its steady theatrical run. The film recorded a slight rise in collections on its seventh day. Directed by Jeethu Joseph, the film is maintaining strong momentum in Kerala.
Day 7 collection registers small growth
According to Sacnilk, ‘Drishyam 3’ collected Rs 6.65 crore net in India on Day 7. The figure marks a 2.3 percent increase from Day 6, when the film earned Rs 6.50 crore net. The film was screened across 4,721 shows on its first Wednesday.The total India net collection now stands at Rs 75.30 crore. The India gross collection has reached Rs 87.38 crore. Overseas performance also remains strong, with the film collecting Rs 5 crore gross on Day 7 alone. The overseas total has now touched Rs 95.70 crore. This has pushed the worldwide gross collection to an impressive Rs 183.08 crore in just seven days.
Kerala leads the box office charge
On Day 7, the Malayalam version collected Rs 5.85 crore net with an occupancy of 45 percent across 2,703 shows.Kerala alone contributed Rs 6.10 crore gross on Wednesday. The Telugu version added Rs 50 lakhs net while Tamil and Kannada versions collected Rs 20 lakhs and Rs 10 lakhs respectively. The Malayalam version recorded an overall occupancy of 40.35 percent. Night shows peaked at 47.58 percent occupancy, while evening shows stood at 46.33 percent.
Telugu version of ‘Drishyam 3’ holds steady
The Telugu dubbed version continued its stable run on Day 7. The film recorded an overall occupancy of 14.19 percent in Telugu markets across 1,306 shows.Morning occupancy stood at 11.17 percent. Afternoon shows improved to 15.08 percent, while evening occupancy touched 15.83 percent. The Kannada version reported 14.15 percent overall occupancy, while the Tamil version registered 17.09 percent overall occupancy.Tamil night shows performed comparatively better with 21.67 percent occupancy.
Georgekutty’s fear remains the core theme
ETimes, in its review of the film, noted how the story moves beyond suspense and focuses more on psychological consequences. The review reads, “In the third installment, Georgekutty is no longer the vulnerable cable TV operator audiences once sympathised with. He is now a successful film producer whose life outwardly reflects achievement and stability. His daughters are adults, the family has evolved, and the world around them appears to have moved on.”The review further adds, “But the film revisits the same haunting question: can fear ever leave a man who built his life on buried violence and hidden truth?”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. Go to Source
