Box office records in Tamil Nadu

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Openings: South India

"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.

Opening day records (worldwide, including India):

Bahubali: The Beginning (2015): Rs50 crore

"Lingaa": Rs.22 crore

"I": Rs.20 crore.

Opening day records in Tamil Nadu

Kabali Rs. 21.5 crore

Vedalam Rs. 15.5 crore (on Diwali 2015)

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

Prakash Upadhyaya, IBTimes

Sources include

Prakash Upadhyaya, IBTimes

See also

Box office records of Hindi-Urdu films

Box office records in Tamil Nadu