Kanguva Box Office Collection Day 4: Suriya Starrer Surpasses ₹50 Crore Mark In Opening Weekend

Kanguva Box Office Collection: Suriya and Bobby Deol starrer which witnessed a major blow on the second day is now picking up the pace at the box office in India. The movie witnessed 3.68 per cent growth on Saturday, while on Sunday the daily collection advanced further.

Kanguva enters ₹50 crore club in the opening weekend

Helmed by Siva, the movie has managed to surpass ₹50 crore mark despite witnessing a decline on the second day. The movie received a flak owing to its loud BGM and weak plot. But soon after Kanguva producers instructed the theatres to lower the volume by two points, movie buffs erupted in the theatres. On Sunday, the movie earned ₹10.50 crore at the domestic box office, early estimates reported by Sacnilk. Adding the fourth-day collection, the total stands at ₹53.85 crore.

Kanguva had an overall 22.07 per cent Tamil occupancy on Sunday with a maximum reported Dindigul (36.75 per cent).

Kanguva worldwide box office collection day 3

On the global front, the movie is soaring. Adding the three-day collection, the worldwide gross stands at ₹127.64 crores.

Jyotika defends husband Suriya for Kanguva's negative reviews

On Sunday, Jyotika took to her Instagram handle and penned a long note calling Kanguva a "spectavle in cinema" and expressed that she is "proud" of her husband for the dream to take cinema forward. She also defended her husband's movie by saying "flaws are a part of most Indian films."

She admitted that the background score was "jarring" but defended it by saying just for 1/2 hour while the rest of the hours the sound was fine. She also expressed her shock on reading the negative reviews about the movie and slammed for not doing the same to the "most unintellectual big budget films" that objectify women, and have double-meaning dialogues or over-the-top action sequences.

Meanwhile, the movie is made on a reported budget of ₹350 crore. It features epic battle scenes and grand visuals with the story spanning 1,500 years into the past.