The fantasy comedy-drama has made a decent start at the box office, drawing an encouraging response from the moviegoers on its opening day, led by Fahadh Faasil. The movie was released in several languages and audiences flocked to theatres for the first release. According to the trade tracking, the film has grossed Rs 1.65 crore in India on Day 1 across more than a thousand screens across the country. The opening day figures were healthy, which helped the film draw the crowds and inch towards an India gross of Rs 1.90 crore.
Fahadh Faasil Starrer Sees Telugu Version Lead The Opening
The film got off to a good start, and one big factor was how the regional cut was received. Even though it came out in several languages, the main regional version drew the largest crowd on the first day. People came in waves during the day, helped by the star’s fame and by a story that held attention. Because of that, the regional version outperformed the other language versions on Day 1.
The Telugu Version Contributes Rs 1.44 Crore To Day 1 Total
As per the language wise figures, the Telugu market contributed significantly on the opening day of the film. The Telugu version grossed Rs 1.44 crore net and had more than 30% gross occupancy in several displays to make up for the bulk of the film’s earnings. In the meantime, the Malayalam version added Rs 17 lakh, while the Tamil version contributed Rs 4 lakh. The opening is mostly contributed to by the Telugu-speaking regions and the key cities of the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Can Don’t Trouble The Trouble Gain Momentum Over The Weekend?
Now that the first-day figures are in, people will watch what happens over the weekend. The key question is whether chatter from viewers turns into more ticket sales. Saturday and Sunday may matter a lot, mainly because families and comedy drama fans often go out in bigger groups. If the story stays engaging through the later parts, and viewers do not lose interest, the movie could pick up stronger numbers. That would help it finish the weekend on a better track.