
Ravi Teja's 'Irumudi' collected Rs 12.20 crore in India on its fifth day, taking its India net total to Rs 75.05 crore. The film's worldwide gross has crossed Rs 100 crore, reaching…
Ravi Teja's 'Irumudi' collected Rs 12.20 crore in India on its fifth day, taking its India net total to Rs 75.05 crore. The film's worldwide gross has crossed Rs 100 crore, reaching Rs 103.55 crore including Rs 16.50 crore from overseas.

The Tuesday earnings mark a marginal 1.2% decline from Monday's Rs 12.35 crore. The Telugu version contributed Rs 12.17 crore from 3,184 shows with 64% occupancy, while the Tamil version added Rs 3 lakh from 108 shows at 13% occupancy. Night shows recorded the highest occupancy at 79%.
Andhra Pradesh and Telangana drove the domestic earnings with Rs 12.50 crore in gross on day 5. Karnataka added Rs 1.10 crore, Tamil Nadu Rs 20 lakh, and Kerala Rs 1 lakh.
A 1.2% Tuesday dip is well within the normal weekday pattern for a mass-market Telugu film, and the Rs 75 crore India net in five days already signals a strong run. The key marker for profitability is how the film holds when the second weekend arrives. Most Telugu action films collect roughly 60, 70% of their lifetime India net in the opening week. If 'Irumudi' sustains a Saturday jump, lifetime figures will likely settle between Rs 120, 140 crore in India alone, which would make it a clear commercial hit given a production budget in the Rs 60, 80 crore range. The overseas gross of Rs 16.5 crore is also a solid indicator of NRI audience pull. The next data to watch is the Friday and Saturday occupancy figures.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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