Amaran Box Office Day 10: Sivakarthikeyan Film Registers Phenomenal Growth On Second Saturday

Amaran Box Office Collection: The Sivakarthikeyan-Sai Pallavi starrer has been garnering positive responses ever since its release on Diwali 31. The film, based on real-life events, was released alongside other regional films like KA, Bagheera and Lucky Baskhar, but has trumped all. The film seems to continue its dream run at the box office before Suriya starrer Kanguva hits the big screens.

Amaran box office collection registers positive growth on the second Saturday 

Amaran has been drawing audiences to houseful theatres ever since its release. The film opened to ₹21.4 crore at the domestic box office. After the end of its first-week theatrical run, the Sai Pallavi-Sivakarthikeyan starrer raked in ₹136.75 crore.

On the ninth day of release, the Tamil film raked ₹14.50 crore which is a phenomenal growth from the previous day on which it earned ₹7.4 crore. The movie has now amassed a total of ₹136.75 crore in India. Amaran can enjoy a solo run in the theatres until the release of Suriya starrer Kanguva which will hit the big screens on November 14. Worldwide, the film has already minted ₹200 crore.

Sivakarthikeyan reacts to Amaran's comparison with Shershah

A couple of years back, director Vishnuvaradhan explored a similar theme of war drama in Shershaah, which portrayed the story of Col. Vikram Batra, with Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani in the lead roles. As Amaran gained popularity across India, many noticed the strong romantic elements in both films, leading to frequent comparisons. During a promotional event in Mumbai covered by Pinkvilla, Sivakarthikeyan, who plays Major Mukund in Amaran, addressed this, saying, “Shershaah is a good film, but I don’t like comparisons.”

He further explained the thought behind making of Amaran, stating, “This isn’t about proving one film is better or that both are the same. Amaran was created to honour what Mukund and Indhu contributed to this country. Our primary goal was to portray that innocent, sincere, and soulful love. It’s this love that has resonated with the audience.