‘Thaai Kizhavi,’ starring Radhika Sarathkumar, is enjoying a strong box office run, raking in approximately Rs 30.31 crore in its first ten days. The film saw a robust opening weekend, with collections surging significantly after a decent start. Steady weekday numbers and a solid second weekend have maintained its momentum, highlighting its appeal as a rural drama with mass elements.
‘Thaai Kizhavi’ has continued its steady run at the box office. The movie stars Radhika Sarathkumar in the lead role and has attracted strong attention from audiences since its release.According to estimates published by the box office tracking portal Sacnilk the film earned around Rs 30.31 crore in India net collections within its first ten days.
Strong opening weekend boosts collections
‘Thaai Kizhavi’ began its box office journey with a decent opening. On its first day, the film collected Rs 2.65 crore across India. The collections increased sharply on the second day as the movie earned Rs 5 crore on its first Saturday registering a growth of nearly 88 percent. The upward trend continued on Sunday as the film collected Rs 6.15 crore.After the opening weekend the film saw the usual weekday decline. However it still managed to collect steady numbers during the first week.By the end of the first seven days, ‘Thaai Kizhavi’ had already accumulated Rs 23.25 crore in India net collections.
Second weekend helps maintain momentum
On the eighth day which was the second Friday, the film earned Rs 2.55 crore. Collections improved again on Saturday as the film added around Rs 4.5 crore. With this the total collection reached approximately Rs 30.31 crore.’Thaai Kizhavi’ is directed by Sivakumar Murugesan and the film presents a rural drama with strong emotional and mass elements.Along with Radhikaa Sarathkumar, the film features several well-known supporting actors. The cast includes Aruldoss, Ilavarasu, and George Maryan in important roles.ETimes exclusive review noted, “The director’s rooted storytelling is also filled with situational humour, rural quirkiness (the village drunk who tells the deity Karuppan that he’ll become a Sai devotee if his prayer isn’t answered is a scream), and superb use of Kamal Haasan songs, spanning eras from MSV to Ilaiyaraaja, AR Rahman and even Shankar Ehsaan Loy. And in Radikaa Sarathkumar, he gets an actress of immense stature to effectively portray the badass-ness of his protagonist, and the veteran turns in a mass-y, whistle-worthy performance that makes us feel her presence in every scene despite the character’s minimal screen time and see the steely woman behind the prosthetics. The supporting cast is equally terrific all around, and plays the perfect second fiddle.”DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from diverse 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.
