Su From So Box Office Collection Day 8
According to sacnilk, Su From So earned Rs 3.76 crore on its eighth day at the Indian box office. Not a huge bump, not a crash—it’s just floating a steady course, which, honestly, is a position a lot of films wish for. Day 8 staying above that Rs 3.7 crore line means the film may have locked in a loyal audience. Box office trends usually dip hard after the first week, so holding this figure is a subtle win, even if not a headline-stealer.
Su From So Box Office India Net Collection
Take a step back, look at the big number. The India net collection for Su From So now stands at Rs 23.96 crore. Maybe not blockbuster territory, but also, it’s no flop—just steady. For a film working mostly with Kannada and shaping up with a little bit of Malayalam, this sort of haul after just over a week is respectable. It means the film did enough marketing and seems to connect in its circles.
The daily run gives the real flavor. It kicked off with Rs 0.78 crore on Day 1, gained momentum quickly by Day 2 and Day 3, each pushing past Rs 2 crore and then Rs 3.5 crore barrier. From Day 4 to Day 7 it’s all about the small fluctuations in the Rs 3.4 to 3.75 crore range, maintaining incredible consistency. There’s nothing wild or spectacular in these day-to-day numbers, but honestly, that sort of dependability is a rare achievement. It tells you this isn’t a one-weekend wonder; it's something with actual legs in the market.
Su From So Box Office Worldwide Collection
Worldwide numbers, that's where many eyes turn, and for Su From So, the figure stands at Rs 27.87 crore so far. Not much overseas play, though—domestic earnings are the figure driving everything. That can happen with regionally focused films. The worldwide total is almost identical to India's gross (Rs 28 crore), which underscores how this movie’s fanbase is firmly planted at home.
It’s interesting, if not frustrating for fans outside India: no buzz from overseas markets, but still, pulling nearly Rs 28 crore worldwide on regional muscle alone is not nothing. Some movies with higher budgets and bigger dreams can't even claim that. For now, the overseas box is empty, but the domestic picture is clear and positive.
