Box office records of Malayalam films, 2024

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Normally Indpaedia creates pages about the performance of Malayalam films in a particular year in January or February of the next year. The final box office figures arrive only by then. However, 2024 has been historic because no matter what happens in the rest of the year, by Feb- March we had already seen three of the biggest commercial hits in the history of Malayalam cinema.

Manjummel Boys (2024)
This was the first Malayalam film to earn more than ₹200 crore. Tamil Nadu contributed almost a quarter of those revenues. This could be because the film is mainly set in Tamil Nadu, because in the film after a while more characters speak Tamil than Malayalam and also because the starting point of the film is a 1991 Tamil cult film Gunaa with composer Ilaiyaraaja’s famous song ‘Kanmani Anbodu’
Aadujeevitham The GoatLife (2024): A bird's eye-view of Sukumaran Prithviraj
Premalu (2024)


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Jan- March: Commercially speaking, a historic quarter

Based on: Anandu Suresh/ Malayalam cinema thrived in Q1 2024, grossing over Rs 670 crore globally/ The Indian Express/ April 18, 2024


Malayalam cinema soared in Q1 2024, raking in over Rs 670 crore worldwide. Three standout releases — "Manjummel Boys," "Aadujeevitham," and "Premalu" — secured top spots in the list of all-time highest-grossing Malayalam films, ranking 1st, 4th, and 5th, respectively.

Despite triumphs like "Manjummel Boys," "Aadujeevitham," "Premalu," and "Bramayugam," 2024 also witnessed its fair share of disappointments with films such as "Abraham Ozler," "Vivekanandan Viralanu," "Thundu," and "Thankamani."

Malayalam cinema faced a bleak outlook in 2023, with losses amounting to approximately Rs 300 crore, attributed to a dearth of quality content and lackluster performances at the box office.

However, the industry saw a promising start in January 2024 with the release of "Aattam," setting a high standard for the year. Subsequent releases like "Abraham Ozler" and "Malaikottai Vaaliban" injected hope into the industry, although the latter failed to meet expectations, signaling potential challenges ahead.

February witnessed the release of notable films like "Anweshippin Kandethum" and "Premalu," the latter emerging as a blockbuster hit, garnering praise for its storytelling and performances. Mammootty's "Bramayugam" further added to the industry's success, receiving acclaim and grossing around Rs 85 crore globally.


See also

Box office records of Malayalam films

Box office records of Malayalam films, 2014

Box office records of Malayalam films, 2016

Box office records of Malayalam films, 2017

Box office records of Malayalam films, 2018

Box office records of Malayalam films, 2019

Box office records of Malayalam films, 2020

Box office records of Malayalam films, 2021

Box office records of Malayalam films, 2022

Box office records of Malayalam films, 2023

Box office records of Malayalam films, 2024

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