Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra Box Office Collection Day 6 : Kalyani Priyadarshan's Film Collects ₹39 Crore

Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra Box Office Collection Day 6

Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra pulled in a strong ₹7.35 crore net on Day 6 (Tuesday), taking the film’s India total to ₹38.95 crore—early trade estimates from Sacnilk make it official, the superhero saga is showing off some real staying power in its first week. And no, it’s not just a flash in the pan—Tuesday collections have surprised even many regulars, some of whom were expecting that old weekday fade.

Honestly, seeing the buzz hold on after such a rapid-fire weekend is heartening. My cousin (not a review junkie, just there for popcorn) messaged late Tuesday, “Still full at the night show, bro!” It’s a reassuring echo in an uncertain box office era, especially for Malayalam films that break genre boundaries.

Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra Day Wise

Here’s the informal, real-life box office scoreboard through Day 6—each number with its own little story, of families, college gangs, and Monday movie buffs swiping their way to the counters:

A jump on Tuesday after a drop on Monday is a little unexpected in box office circles—usually the graph trends downward after Sunday fever, not sideways or up. Lokah’s superhero flavor, big-screen family pull, and steady word-of-mouth have helped it buck the trend. Even my neighbor’s teenager, who rarely admits to liking anything that isn’t Hollywood, came home whistling the theme tune.

Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra Box Office Collection Day 6 Malayalam (2D) Occupancy in Theaters

On Tuesday, the Malayalam (2D) occupancy figures sparked a story of die-hard fans and curious latecomers punching their movie timecards. Morning shows started with a comfortable 40.17% occupancy—that’s above standard for a weekday and a good sign that the “early birds” aren’t skipping. By the afternoon, the numbers climbed to 49.43%, edging up as people sneaked in after classes or lunch breaks. It wasn’t until evening, though, that seats started filling out—56.13% occupancy, with that night's show peaking at a lively 63.89%.

If anything, the audience energy seemed to bloom as the day went on: college groups, joint families, even a retired school principal (spotted fussing about the AC in the lobby). Everyone’s sticking around for Chandra’s high-flying moments, building up buzz that means Wednesday could get even busier. One uncle (a regular at my local) claimed, “This time, more folks stayed for the post-credit tease than even at the last Marvel film.”

The midweek surge points to a hit that’s growing beyond opening weekend hype—it’s a movie where Monday blues can’t dent the crowds, and Tuesday feels like just another outing for fans who missed their first shot.