The much anticipated Kanguva had a lackluster debut at the Indian box office, with a low start on Thursday’s opening day and a poor trend over the weekend. The film grossed Rs. 10.25 crore approx on Sunday, marking a drop from Saturday and wrapped its four-day extended opening weekend with Rs. 57 crore approx.
Kanguva Box Office Collection Day 6
According to Sacnilk, on Day 6 (November 19), Kanguva minted approximately Rs 3.15 crore. Day 4, November 17, saw good growth and earned Rs 10.25 crore. Kanguva opened with Rs 24 crore in its account. The total collection of Kanguva stands at Rs 59.90 crore.
Kanguva Box Office Collection Day–Kanguva Box Office Collection
Kanguva Box Office Collection Day 1–Rs 24 Crore
Kanguva Box Office Collection Day 2–Rs 9.5 Crore
Kanguva Box Office Collection Day 3–Rs 9.85 Crore
Kanguva Box Office Collection Day 4–Rs 10.25 Crore
Kanguva Box Office Collection Day 5–Rs 3.15 Crore
Kanguva Box Office Collection Day 6–Rs 3.15 Crore (Early Estimates)
Kanguva Box Office Collection Total–Rs 59.90 Crore
More about Kanguva
Directed by Siva and produced by Studio Green, Kanguva features grand visuals and epic battle scenes, spanning 1,500 years of history. The film stars Suriya, Disha Patani, Bobby Deol, Natarajan Subramaniam, Jagapathi Babu, and Yogi Babu. Filmed across various locations in India and abroad, it has an estimated budget of over Rs 350 crore, making it one of the costliest Tamil films in recent times.
Ahead of the release of Kanguva, Suriya said in an interview with PTI that with this film he finally got the opportunity to do something on the scale with Hollywood epics like Braveheart and The Lord of the Rings. He said, “We have loved films like Braveheart, Lord of the Rings, Game of Thronesor Apocalypto. We have been mesmerized by them and watched them multiple times. The thought was ‘When are we going to do such films?’ Siva came up with this idea of what if we go back a few 100 years… What would happen if our people lived such life and had a complex situation? Let’s picture that and that’s how the whole thing came about.”