Box office records in Tamil Nadu
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Vedalam Rs. 15.5 crore (on Diwali 2015) | Vedalam Rs. 15.5 crore (on Diwali 2015) | ||
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Opening day records, Tamil/ Southern films
"Baahubali" (2015) was the biggest earning south Indian film on the opening day.Bãhubali: The Beginning created Indian national history by earning Rs50 crore on Day 1, Rs.153 crore in its First Weekend and an estimated Rs 255 crore gross (net: Rs 185.69 crore) in its first week worldwide. It, thus, set new records for the Day 1, First Weekend and First Week collections of an Indian film in any language.
Worldwide, including India
Bahubali: The Beginning (2015): Rs50 crore
"Lingaa": Rs.22 crore
"I": Rs.20 crore.
In Tamil Nadu alone
Kabali Rs. 21.5 crore
Vedalam Rs. 15.5 crore (on Diwali 2015)
USA/ Canada
Kabali: $1,317,288 by 4 pm EST (Bahubali: The Beginning (2015) $ 1,360,201 Telugu + $ 10,850 Tamil + more from the Hindi-Urdu version; total US first day collection= $1,382,076 . Sultan (2016) brought in $786,194.)
Selected lifetime totals in Chennai
I: Rs.9.68 crore
Kaththi (2014) Rs.7.83 crore
Lingaa Rs.6.78 crore
Baahubali: Rs.6.69 crore (Tamil+Telugu) (After 24 days) (Chennai, excluding Chengalpet territory)
Velaiyilla Pattathari Rs.6.66 crore
Kanchana 2 (2015): Rs.6.27 crore
Veeram Rs.6.14 crore
Yennai Arindhaal: Rs. 5.72 crore
Jilla Rs.5.68 crore
Papanasam (2015): Rs. 4.32 crore by the end of 5th weekend (till Aug 2, 2015)
Massu (2015): Rs. 4.1 crore
Sources include
See also
Box office records of Hindi-Urdu films
Box office records in Tamil Nadu
