Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra Box Office Collection Day 2
According to sacnilk, Day two of "Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra" showed the kind of jump producers cross their fingers for—the film raked in a solid ₹4 crore net in India on Friday, a surge of about 48% from opening day. It’s the sort of boost that turns industry skeptics into believers, and a few friends into “told you so” movie buffs.
Stepping into a packed matinee, I overheard a mom whisper, “If it keeps climbing like this, maybe you’ll finally get that Chandra lunchbox,” to her excited kid. Cute, right? It’s not just about numbers; it’s about the buzz in the lobby, families making weekend plans, and the irresistible smell of popcorn in the air—business as usual, but with a dash of excitement. AB George posted on Twitter that it was a super Day 2 for Lokah at the Kerala Box Office.
Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra Day Wise
Let’s talk day-by-day: the film opened Thursday with an estimated ₹2.7 crore net from all languages (Malayalam alone delivered the whole chunk). Friday saw a nifty leap to ₹4 crore, with Malayalam pulling in ₹3.65 crore and the Telugu dub adding a modest ₹35 lakhs. Across two days, that’s ₹6.7 crore net in India—sounds like weekend movie nights are officially a thing again!
|
Day |
Total |
Malayalam |
Telugu |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Day 1 [Thursday] |
₹2.7 Cr |
₹2.7 Cr |
— |
|
Day 2 [Friday] |
₹4 Cr |
₹3.65 Cr |
₹0.35 Cr |
|
Total (2 days) |
₹6.7 Cr |
₹6.35 Cr |
₹0.35 Cr |
Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra State Wise Gross Collection
Right, so where’s the love really coming from? Kerala’s leading the charge, no surprise to anyone who’s been to a buzzing late-night show there—₹6 crore” gross in two days. Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh/Telangana are putting up smaller, but noticeable, numbers. Even Tamil Nadu chipped in, although with a tinier coin purse. Here’s the slightly casual (but handy) breakdown:
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Kerala: ₹6 Cr (cinema is a religion there, let’s be honest)
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Karnataka: ₹0.63 Cr
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AP/Telangana: ₹0.55 Cr
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Tamil Nadu: ₹0.45 Cr (probably saving their applause for the sequel?)
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Rest of India: ₹0.22 Cr
Disclaimer: Box office collections are estimates and may vary. Final numbers are subject to change based on further reports and updates.
