Jan Nayakan Box Office Collection on Day 1:
Jan Nayakan Box Office Collection on Day 1: Tamil superstar Thalapathy Vijay’s new film ‘Jana Nayakan’ has attracted the attention of the audience as soon as it was released. This is considered to be Vijay’s last film, due to which there is a wave of excitement among the fans. On the first day, the film has collected over Rs 25 crore in South India alone. It has had a great start across the country as well.
‘Jana Nayakan’ created a stir at the box office
According to the information, ‘Jana Nayakan’ made a net collection of Rs 28.71 crore in India on the first day. This earning was done in total 12,258 shows. Its gross collection in India was Rs 33.88 crore. Globally the film touched the figure of Rs 78.27 crore. According to Sacanilc, the net collection in India reached close to Rs 41 crore, with the Tamil version having the highest popularity.
collected so many crores on the first day
The biggest strength of the film was its original Tamil language. The Tamil version alone earned Rs 25.75 crore. The Telugu version grossed Rs 1.52 crore and the Hindi version grossed Rs 1.44 crore. Thus, the film crossed the figure of around Rs 27-28 crore in South India. It had a decent opening in the Hindi belt, but fans flocked to the theaters in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Andhra-Telangana.
Vijay’s fans consider this film as a gift to his career. This film full of action, emotion and mass scenes is keeping the audience engaged. There was a lot of buzz in the theaters of Tamil Nadu during the first day’s shows. There were long queues at ticket counters at many places. The budget of the film is said to be between Rs 300 to Rs 500 crore. Now, it will be interesting to see how much more the film earns on the weekend. If word of mouth is good, the film can easily join the 100 crore club.
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