‘Jana Nayagan’ box office collections day 14: Thalapathy Vijay’s film drops 14.3%; India net reaches Rs 183.35 crore
Thalapathy Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ continued its theatrical run with a further slowdown at the box office on its second Wednesday. The film witnessed another drop in daily collections.Jana Nayagan Movie Review According to Sacnilk, the action drama collected an estimated Rs 1.80 crore in India on Day 14, registering a 14.3% decline from the Rs 2.10 crore earned on the previous day.Despite the fall in collections, the film has maintained a healthy overall run since its release. It was screened in 3,980 shows across the country on Wednesday.
India collections cross Rs 183 crore
‘Jana Nayagan’ has taken its India net collection to Rs 183.35 crore. The film’s India gross collection now stands at Rs 213.81 crore.The Tamil version collected Rs 1.60 crore and the Hindi version added Rs 18 lakhs , while the Telugu version contributed Rs 2 lakhs to the overall domestic total.
Worldwide gross crosses Rs 306 crore
On its 14th day, ‘Jana Nayagan’ earned an estimated Rs 50 lakhs internationally. This pushed its overseas gross collection to Rs 92.50 crore.H. Vinoth’s directorial’s worldwide gross collection has now reached Rs 306.31 crore.
Occupancy and state-wise performance
The Tamil version of ‘Jana Nayagan’ recorded an overall occupancy of 17.13% on Wednesday. The occupancy stood at 13.54% during the morning shows, increased to 17.38% in the afternoon, peaked at 19.31% during the evening shows, and settled at 17.54% for the night shows. The Hindi version registered an overall occupancy of 11.13%. It recorded 7.36% occupancy in the morning, 10.91% in the afternoon, 9.82% in the evening, and 14.64% during the night shows.Tamil Nadu remained the strongest-performing market on Day 14, generating Rs 1.60 crore in gross collections. The Rest of India contributed Rs 20 lakhs, followed by Kerala with Rs 14 lakhs, Karnataka with Rs 10 lakhs, and Andhra Pradesh and Telangana with Rs 3 lakhs.
ETimes review of ‘Jana Nayagan’
ETimes reviewed the film positively, stating, “Its director H Vinoth largely stays faithful to the script of Bhagavantha Kesari in the first half and gives us a fairly engaging commercial narrative involving Thalapathy Vetri Kondan (Vijay), a fearless former cop, and his ward, Viji (Mamitha Baiju). He wants to fulfill his promise of turning this young girl into a soldier, but given that she’s reeling from a past trauma that has made her fearful, he has a challenge on his hands. Meanwhile, there’s supervillain John Himler (Bobby Deol), who enters India with the intention of inciting civil war.”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
