Lokah: Chapter 1 Box Office Collection Day 11
Lokah: Chapter 1 Chandra didn’t just show up for its second weekend; it practically brought a packed house party, by sacnilk ₹10.25 crore India net on its eleventh day (Sunday, September 7, 2025) across all languages, an early estimate, but one that’s already caught the industry’s eye. There's something quietly impressive happening with this film: most regional sci-fi movies burn hot and fast, but Lokah’s somehow stretching its legs, lingering, refusing to vanish just because the “new movie” smell is fading.
It’s at ₹82.6 crore for its 11-day India net total right now, a number that, frankly, sci-fi filmmakers in Kerala will be bragging about for years. Honestly, for a weekday that usually sees movies playing to rows of empty seats, that’s more foot traffic than my local gym in January (and with less guilt).
Lokah: Chapter 1 Box Office Day Wise
If you squint at the collection chart, there’s a pulse, a living, breathing pattern, not just that jagged “big opening, then collapse” graph everyone dreads. The collections have these nice, nearly rhythmic climbs and dips, as if the audience is giving itself time to talk to friends, check social media, then decide, “Hey, let’s watch it again.”
Here’s how the day-by-day looked by sacnilk, and yeah, the numbers do have that “Wow, it’s growing!” sparkle:
|
Day |
India Net |
Malayalam |
Telugu |
Tamil |
Hindi |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Day 1 (Thu) |
₹2.7 Cr |
2.7 Cr |
— |
— |
— |
|
Day 2 (Fri) |
₹4 Cr |
3.65 Cr |
0.35 |
— |
— |
|
Day 3 (Sat) |
₹7.6 Cr |
5.8 Cr |
1.2 |
0.6 |
— |
|
Day 4 (Sun) |
₹10.1 Cr |
7.4 Cr |
1.6 |
1.1 |
— |
|
Day 5 (Mon) |
₹7.2 Cr |
5.6 Cr |
0.85 |
0.75 |
— |
|
Day 6 (Tue) |
₹7.65 Cr |
5.7 Cr |
1.1 |
0.85 |
— |
|
Day 7 (Wed) |
₹7.1 Cr |
5.4 Cr |
0.9 |
0.8 |
— |
|
Day 8 (Thu) |
₹8.35 Cr |
6.2 Cr |
1.05 |
0.95 |
0.15 |
|
Day 9 (Fri) |
₹7.65 Cr |
5.85 Cr |
1 |
0.6 |
0.2 |
|
Day 10 (Sat) |
₹10 Cr |
7.4 Cr |
1.35 |
0.85 |
0.4 |
|
Day 11 (Sun) |
₹10.25 Cr |
7.5 Cr |
1.35 |
0.9 |
0.5 |
By now, the total has shot up to ₹82.6 crore (with Malayalam alone pulling in ₹63.2 crore). Arriving at the theater on Sunday, I overheard two friends debating if they’d “missed the hype.” One joked they were only coming to see “what all their WhatsApp groups wouldn’t shut up about.” Turns out, curiosity and group chats might be this movie’s secret weapon.
Lokah: Chapter 1 Chandra Day 11 Malayalam (2D) Occupancy
Here’s a detail that’s straight-up wild: Day 11’s Malayalam (2D) occupancy was a whopping 87.45% on Sunday. That’s not just “decent for a sci-fi,” that’s multiplex-level busy at a time when many films have already faded into “I’ll stream it later” territory.
Occupancy breakdown:
-
Morning Shows: 82.31%
-
Afternoon Shows: 92.70%
-
Evening Shows: 92.49%
-
Night Shows: 82.28%
Those prime time surges? Makes sense. I watched with my cousin’s kids for their second viewing, and even they whispered, “It’ll be packed, come early.” The lobby felt electric, teenagers debating which plot twist was “most insane,” middle-aged fans comparing it to Hollywood classics, even grandparents quietly impressed by how “science fiction” could get hearts racing in Malayalam.
