Kollywood
DC Day 11 Gross Records 2.29 Crore With Kerala Collections Nearly Matching Tamil Nadu Home Territory
BY CHRISTA LINCY
On its second Monday, DC recorded an India gross collection of 2.29 crore. This performance brings the total domestic gross to 65.35 crore, while the total net collection now stands at 56.76 crore after eleven days. When factoring in the overseas contribution of 21.50 crore, the film worldwide gross has climbed to 86.85 crore. The 55.6 percent drop from the previous day net collection of 4.50 crore represents a standard stabilization as the film moves through its second week across 2,165 shows. Kerala is currently providing a unique support system for the film box office run. It is rare for a Tamil release to see its Kerala collections almost match those of Tamil Nadu on a weekday. On its second Monday, Kerala contributed a gross of 0.70 crore, which is remarkably close to the 0.75 crore collected in Tamil Nadu. This trend suggests the movie has achieved a level of acceptance in Kerala that is usually reserved for local productions. Additionally, the Telugu states added 0.60 crore to the daily gross, while Karnataka brought in 0.22 crore. Including the 0.02 crore from other regions, the total domestic gross for Day 11 settled at 2.29 crore. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Looking at the language-wise breakdown, the Tamil version remains the primary driver with 1.40 crore net from 1,439 shows, maintaining an overall occupancy of nearly 30 percent. The Telugu version added 0.59 crore net from 673 shows with 23 percent occupancy, while the Hindi version remains on a very limited scale, contributing 0.01 crore from 53 shows. The film is currently running across 2,165 shows nationwide, showing a healthy screen count even after ten days of release. The occupancy trends across major cities show how the audience is distributed. In Chennai, the film maintained a 30 percent occupancy across 182 shows. Kochi recorded a daily average of nearly 34 percent occupancy across 104 shows, peaking at 56 percent during the night. In Bengaluru, the Tamil version is running on 110 shows with a 25.3 percent occupancy, while the Telugu version has a 32.3 percent occupancy across 11 shows. For the Telugu market, Hyderabad lead the volume with 175 shows at 28.5 percent occupancy, while Vijayawada recorded a 38 percent night peak across 17 shows. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Digital ticket bookings continue to show steady interest, with the total sales on BookMyShow now crossing the 16.09 lakh mark. On this second Monday alone, approximately 40,000 tickets were booked through the platform, reflecting a consistent audience flow even in the second week of its theatrical run. The performance in national multiplex chains has settled into a weekday rhythm. Across PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis, the film sold approximately 6,000 tickets on its eleventh day. PVR lead the count with about 3,900 tickets sold and a 10.47 percent occupancy. INOX contributed roughly 1,500 tickets, while Cinepolis accounted for nearly 600 tickets. These chains together generated a gross of about 9.3 lakh for the day. While the morning shows started quietly, the night shows saw a healthy jump to over 37 percent occupancy for the Tamil version, suggesting that the film is still a preferred choice for the working crowd.