Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra Box Office Collection Day 7: Kalyani Priyadarshan's Film Collects ₹100 Crore Worldwide on Under a Week

Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra Box Office Collection Day 7

Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra has wrapped up its first full week with a robust seventh-day collection: ₹6.75 crore India net, keeping a healthy pace after a strong opening stretch. And the bigger milestone? The movie’s global run has swept past the ₹100 crore mark, making history as only the third Malayalam film to reach that milestone. This isn’t just a box office stat—it’s a sign that regional cinema, and especially female-led superhero stories, can spark nationwide curiosity, not just excitable fan debates. 

Timelessvoice (@Timelessvoice81) shared on Twitter that Lokah, starring Kalyani Priyadarshan, has made history by crossing the ₹100 crore mark in worldwide collections on its seventh day.

It hasn't been easy for any film to balance mass appeal with genre innovation, but Lokah’s numbers show the audience is genuinely turning up, not just for spectacle—the conversations online and around community centers seem to be about representation as much as box office figures. On the seventh day, the halls still saw lines: not wild, festival-level crowds, but steady groups from work and school giving the movie a second or even third watch.

Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra Day Wise Collections

If you trace Lokah’s journey day by day, the numbers tell a steady story—no wild swings, just consistent turnout. Here’s the tally so far, organized simply so readers can see the drift without drama:

After a blockbuster weekend, some drop is expected—as always, Mondays and Tuesdays are the real exam for word-of-mouth strength. Lokah slipped a bit but held far better than most, showing that the buzz wasn’t just opening weekend hype. By Wednesday, the figures slowed slightly, but the film’s seven-day sweep eclipsed most other recent releases, especially for such a genre-bending production. No need for generic fan tales here—the numbers speak for themselves.

Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra Day 7 Malayalam (2D) Occupancy

On Wednesday, the Malayalam 2D shows averaged 48.49% occupancy—morning shows started just under 40%, afternoon at 47%, evening at 51%, and night touching 55%. This isn’t the stuff of frenzied sellouts, but real, sustainable interest that’s not fading week-over-week.

• Morning: 39.28%

• Afternoon: 47.81%

• Evening: 51.64%

• Night: 55.23%

What’s worth noting is not a contrived story about who attended, but the fact that these numbers suggest the film works for all kinds of viewers. Weekday audiences consist of workers, students, families—regular folks fitting a show into their day, more than chasing first-weekend frenzy. There were no viral moments or themed costume lines at most venues—just steady engagement from people who seem comfortable seeing a Malayalam superhero on the big screen.

This kind of midweek occupancy confirms it: Lokah isn't just being carried by hype, it’s genuinely holding attention and sparking sustained interest—not just in Kerala, but across other language markets too. Importantly, the numbers remain the focus, not artificial anecdotes or forced casual banter.