Suriya-Trisha's 'Karuppu' crosses ₹100cr globally in just 3 days!
18 May 2026
The Tamil action thriller Karuppu, featuring Suriya and Trisha Krishnan, has crossed the ₹100cr mark worldwide within three days of its release.
The film was released on May 15 and is inching closer to touching a century in India as well.
Directed by RJ Balaji, Karuppu has received positive reviews from both critics and audiences alike.
'Karuppu' rakes in ₹120cr worldwide
Box office success
Per Sacnilk, Karuppu earned ₹68cr net in India by Sunday. On the third day, the film collected ₹28.35cr.
The thriller's total India gross stands at ₹78.75cr, while it has grossed a total of ₹42cr in international collections.
This took the total worldwide gross collection to an impressive ₹120.75cr, making it one of the highest-grossing Tamil films of 2026 so far.
Did you know? Financial issues delayed 'Karuppu's release
Release delay
Karuppu was originally slated for a worldwide release on May 14. While some international markets adhered to this schedule, Indian theaters had to wait an extra day.
The delay was reportedly due to financial issues, with theater distributor Ruban Mathivanan of GK Cinemas revealing that losses were incurred by financiers, exhibitors, and distributors owing to the production house's previous films.
However, these issues were eventually resolved, and Karuppu hit theaters on May 15.
This is what happens in 'Karuppu'
Film's theme
The central conflict of Karuppu revolves around Karuppan (Suriya) and Baby Kannan (RJ Balaji).
The film is a modern-day retelling of the God-versus-Devil narrative. Set in a contemporary world, it suggests that the real battle between good and evil exists within human hearts today.
The movie also stars Yogi Babu, Natty Subramaniam, and Swasika, among others.
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