'Thudarum' continues its winning streak, crosses Rs 100 crore global collection

The Malayalam version has been the major contributor, bringing in over Rs 50 crore, while the Telugu dubbed version added a small but consistent share.
In its first week, Thudarum collected Rs 51.4 crore, with steady performance throughout the weekdays.
In its first week, Thudarum collected Rs 51.4 crore, with steady performance throughout the weekdays.File Photo
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Thudarum continues to impress at the box office and win the hearts of viewers as it enters its second week in cinemas. The film, directed by Tharun Moorthy and starring Mohanlal, earned an estimated Rs 5.50 crore on its eighth day, taking its total net collection in India to around Rs 56.90 crore, according to Sacnilk.

In its first week, Thudarum collected Rs 51.4 crore, with steady performance throughout the weekdays. The Malayalam version has been the major contributor, bringing in over Rs 50 crore, while the Telugu dubbed version added a small but consistent share.

On Friday, 2 May, the Malayalam version saw a strong occupancy rate of 61.37% overall. Morning shows started with 37.23%, rising to nearly 60% in the afternoon, 71% in the evening, and peaking at 77.21% at night, a clear sign of strong interest and good word of mouth, especially in Kerala.

In its first week, Thudarum collected Rs 51.4 crore, with steady performance throughout the weekdays.
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Here’s a quick look at Thudarum's daily earnings so far:

  • Day 1: Rs 5.25 crore

  • Day 2: Rs 8.6 crore

  • Day 3: Rs 10.5 crore

  • Day 4: Rs 7.15 crore

  • Day 5: Rs 6.5 crore

  • Day 6: Rs 6.4 crore

  • Day 7: Rs 7 crore

  • Day 8: Rs 5.5 crore (estimated)

  • Day 9: Rs 0.04 crore (early estimate)

Set in the peaceful hill town of Ranni, Pathanamthitta, the film follows Shanmughan, a humble taxi driver with a deep bond to his old Ambassador car. To him, it's more than just a vehicle it’s part of the family. Thudarum blends action, comedy, and emotion, drawing audiences in with its heartfelt story.

The film has also made a strong mark globally, earning Rs 100 crore worldwide within its first week.

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