Hanuman Ansh raked in over ₹300 crore at the box office, turning a modest budget film into a massive hit. Sony has secured its digital and satellite rights for a record ₹63 crore, betting on strong viewership. The film will stream on Sony LIV from November 27 and air on Sony MAX soon.
The low‑budget film Hanuman Ansh has grossed over ₹300 crore, surpassing expectations. A success party will be held this weekend in Mumbai, featuring the entire cast and crew. The event will serve only pure vegetarian, satvik food, with no alcohol or non‑veg items.
Ramayana: Part 1 has earned ₹21.05 crore in Kerala over its first six days, surpassing Dhurandhar 2 and becoming the highest‑grossing Bollywood release in the state. The film’s daily haul peaked at ₹4.60 crore on Sunday, the strongest day of the opening week. It marks the first Hindi movie to cross the ₹20 crore threshold in Kerala.
Suriya’s Tamil action comedy ‘Scene’ has crossed the ₹21 crore mark in Kerala after five days of release. The film earned ₹2 crore on its fifth day, following a strong opening of ₹6 crore on Friday. The director Jithu Madhavan’s debut has maintained a steady run in the state.
Ramayana: Part 1 has eclipsed Dhurandhar 2’s lifetime Kerala gross, crossing the ₹19.75 crore mark within six days of release. The film’s Day 6 earnings are expected to add another ₹3.70‑₹3.90 crore, pushing the total to about ₹21.50 crore. The Hindi epic, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, stars Ranbir Kapoor as Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana.
Suriya’s Tamil debut Scene has shattered expectations by amassing over ₹16 crore at Kerala’s box office within its first three days of release. After a modest ₹4.80 crore on Saturday, the film pulled in ₹5.50 crore on day three, pushing its 72‑hour gross to ₹16.30 crore and marking it as the highest‑grossing Suriya outing in the state.
Ramayana has triggered an unprecedented midnight rush, with cinemas in Mumbai, Pune and Ahmedabad scheduling screenings as late as 4:50 am. The film’s release just before Diwali left many fans unable to watch it on opening day, sparking a surge in late‑night demand. Exhibitors responded by adding extra 3D and 4DX shows to meet the crowd.
Suriya’s ‘Scene’ recorded a tracked gross of ₹3.90 crore in Kerala on Sunday, up from ₹3.30 crore on Saturday, showing a steady rise. Trade analyst AB George projects the film could cross the ₹5 crore single‑day threshold and reach a first‑weekend total of ₹16 crore. The Tamil action comedy, directed by Jithu Madhavan, is gaining momentum in Kerala.
Ramayana: Part 1 has crossed ₹13 cr in Kerala by day four, matching the earnings of Pathaan and Jawan. The film opened with ₹3 cr, dipped to ₹2.15 cr on day two, then rebounded to ₹3.6 cr on Saturday. Its steady climb has set a new opening‑weekend record for a Bollywood release in the state.
Scene’s opening‑day advance bookings in Kerala have surpassed ₹2.80 crore, eclipsing Suriya’s previous best Kanguva. The film will hit theatres on November 6 after securing over 1,800 shows. Industry tracker AB George predicts pre‑sales could rise above ₹3.25 crore before release.
Ramayana has already earned over Rs 25 crore in advance ticket sales, breaking the long‑standing belief that the pre‑Diwali period is bad for big releases. With only two days left before its November 5 premiere, the film is poised to set a new record for PVR INOX’s 30‑year history. Industry insiders predict the momentum could translate into unprecedented footfall and a historic box‑office haul.
Amit Sadh describes his new cop role in Pratap as the ‘Mike Tyson of the police force’ and says box‑office success matters more than ever. He stresses the importance of the trailer as the film’s first impression. Sadh also notes he tracks daily collections, viewing them as a personal salary check.
