Kantara Chapter 1: Box Office Dominance and Record Collections
Kantara Chapter 1 has shown record-breaking collections, especially in its initial first weekend. The film’s earnings have continued to be electrifying on weekdays as well. It had already proven itself as one of the biggest blockbusters of 2025 by making record earnings on its first day of release. The film received several holidays during the weekend, leading to a day-by-day increase in its collections, making its first weekend collection a complete blockbuster.
The movie performed splendidly on its first working day, Monday, and also maintained a strong hold on Tuesday. This consistent performance indicates the film’s appeal to the audience, suggesting it will continue its strong box office run for many weeks. The final box office collection for Kantara Chapter 1 could easily reach ₹1000 crore. Both Hindi and South Indian audiences are flocking to see the film, contributing to its strong performance even on working days.
Kantara Chapter 1 Hindi Box Office Collections Update
Rishab Shetty’s Kantara Chapter 1 secured a Hindi net collection of ₹75 crore during its first weekend (four days). On Monday, its fifth day, the film maintained a good hold, earning ₹9 crore 21 lakh from its Hindi version in India. However, the morning shows on the sixth day saw a slightly lower occupancy compared to the previous day, with a noticeable drop in bookings for afternoon, evening, and night shows. According to the latest reports, Kantara Chapter 1 is estimated to collect approximately ₹7.5 crore in Hindi net on its sixth day.
With these figures, the total Hindi net collection for Kantara Chapter 1 over its initial six days stands at ₹91 crore 71 lakh. Its Hindi gross collection has reached ₹109 crore 13 lakh. The film has already achieved super-duper hit status in the Hindi market.
Kantara Chapter 1 All Languages Worldwide Box Office Update
Kantara Chapter 1 was released on a Thursday, resulting in a four-day opening weekend. During this period, the film garnered an all-India net collection of ₹225 crore 41 lakh across all languages in its initial four days. On its first working day, Monday (day five), the film maintained a strong hold across all languages, surpassing expectations by collecting ₹30 crore 56 lakh in India net.
Similar to the Hindi market, the film’s occupancy in South Indian languages on its sixth day is slightly lower compared to the previous day. As per current reports, Kantara Chapter 1 is estimated to collect approximately ₹26 crore 50 lakh in India net across all languages on its sixth day. This brings Kantara Chapter 1’s initial six-day all-India net collection to ₹282 crore 47 lakh. The India gross collection across all languages (Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada) is ₹306 crore 13 lakh. The film’s overseas gross collection has also been strong, reaching ₹64 crore 43 lakh.
Thus, Kantara Chapter 1 has achieved a worldwide box office collection of ₹400 crore 56 lakh in its initial six days, surpassing the ₹400 crore mark globally within this period. With a total budget of only ₹125 crore, Kantara Chapter 1 is on track to become one of the biggest blockbusters of the year due to its rapidly increasing box office collections. The film’s lifetime box office collection is expected to cross the ₹1000 crore mark.
Sunny Sanskari ki Tulsi Kumari: 6-Day Box Office Performance
The romantic comedy-drama film Sunny Sanskari ki Tulsi Kumari, made on a budget of ₹80 crore, had a good opening at the box office on its release during Dussehra. Despite receiving several holidays afterwards, the film’s collections did not see a significant surge. However, it has maintained a decent hold on working days.
The film, released on a Thursday, had a four-day opening weekend. In its initial four days, Sunny Sanskari ki Tulsi Kumari collected an India net of ₹32 crore 12 lakh. On its first working day, Monday (day five), the film earned ₹3 crore 48 lakh at the Indian box office. On the sixth day, the occupancy for morning shows was slightly lower than the previous day, with a slight drop observed in afternoon, evening, and night show bookings. According to available reports, Sunny Sanskari ki Tulsi Kumari is collecting ₹3 crore 10 lakh at the Indian box office on its sixth day.
Consequently, Sunny Sanskari ki Tulsi Kumari’s all-India net collection for the initial six days stands at ₹38 crore 70 lakh, with an India gross collection of ₹46 crore 5 lakh. The film’s worldwide box office collection to date has reached ₹54 crore 61 lakh. The film’s collections are gradually decreasing even before completing a full week.
OG Box Office: 13-Day Worldwide Collection Details
The action crime drama thriller film OG (De Call Him OG) saw its maximum collections from the Telugu version, primarily due to Power Star Pawan Kalyan’s stardom. While the film had a decent buzz in the Hindi market, it did not achieve significant earnings from its Hindi version at the box office. This was attributed to the makers not promoting the film properly in Hindi and releasing it on fewer screens. However, the film has already made record-breaking earnings globally, exclusively in Telugu languages.
OG has collected a gross of ₹193 crore 65 lakh in the Telugu states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. In Karnataka, the film earned ₹11 crore 48 lakh, while in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, it collected ₹5 crore 21 lakh. The film was released in both Telugu and Hindi versions in North India, where it garnered a gross collection of ₹7 crore 38 lakh from both versions combined. With these figures, OG’s all-India gross collection has reached ₹25 crore 72 lakh.
The film has also performed well overseas, with an overseas gross collection of ₹84 crore 28 lakh. This brings OG’s total worldwide box office collection to ₹310 crore. The film’s worldwide theatrical rights were sold for ₹170 crore, and it needed to collect only ₹300 crore to be considered a clean hit at the box office. Having already surpassed ₹310 crore globally, the film is now a box office hit, with expectations for further earnings that could potentially lead to a “superhit” tag.