Scene’s opening‑day advance bookings in Kerala have surpassed ₹2.80 crore, eclipsing Suriya’s previous best Kanguva. The film will hit theatres on November 6 after securing over 1,800 shows. Industry tracker AB George predicts pre‑sales could rise above ₹3.25 crore before release.
Ramayana has already earned over Rs 25 crore in advance ticket sales, breaking the long‑standing belief that the pre‑Diwali period is bad for big releases. With only two days left before its November 5 premiere, the film is poised to set a new record for PVR INOX’s 30‑year history. Industry insiders predict the momentum could translate into unprecedented footfall and a historic box‑office haul.
Amit Sadh describes his new cop role in Pratap as the ‘Mike Tyson of the police force’ and says box‑office success matters more than ever. He stresses the importance of the trailer as the film’s first impression. Sadh also notes he tracks daily collections, viewing them as a personal salary check.
Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 is set to cross ₹75 crore in Kerala on day 16, bringing its total close to ₹80 crore. The film has already earned ₹74.50 crore after 15 days, making it the highest‑grossing non‑Malayalam film in the state. Its final weekend will decide if it reaches the ₹80 crore mark.
PVR INOX reported its highest quarterly revenue, EBITDA and profit after tax, driven by a strong theatrical slate and higher consumer spending. The chain drew 46.3 million patrons and saw ticket and F&B sales rise 18%. India's gross box office reached Rs 4,443 crore, the first time it crossed Rs 4,000 crore in a single quarter.
Jailer 2 has surpassed Baahubali 2’s lifetime Kerala gross, crossing ₹72.20 crore and becoming the highest‑grossing non‑Malayalam film in the state. The milestone was reported by industry tracker AB George on X. The Tamil sequel continues its run after a worldwide release on October 15, 2026.
Jailer 2 has earned over ₹67 crore in Kerala in its first ten days, putting it on track to become the first Tamil film to cross ₹70 crore in the state. Film tracker AB George reports the sequel sits 14th in Kerala’s box‑office history. Sunday’s collections will decide if the milestone is reached on day 11.
Jailer 2 has crossed ₹549 crore in just seven days, becoming the highest‑grossing first‑week film in Tamil cinema history. The Nelson Dilipkumar‑directed movie already surpassed ₹325 crore after three days, signalling a record‑breaking run. Rajinikanth’s enduring appeal continues to drive massive box‑office numbers across domestic and international markets.
The film’s true cost is revealed as ₹2.95 crore, with Haldiram’s contributing ₹1.25 crore for prints and advertising. Producer Namrata Singh disclosed the breakdown, showing ₹65‑70 lakh spent on marketing and an extra ₹40 lakh to keep the movie in theatres for three weeks. The movie, launched for just ₹10 lakh, has now grossed nearly ₹322 crore.
Shah Rukh Khan’s upcoming film King will release on 24 December 2026, following two 1,000‑crore hits, Pathaan and Jawan. The film’s box‑office performance will be judged against his own record‑breaking totals, raising the bar for success. King’s budget is reported around 450 crores, but exact figures remain unconfirmed.
Jailer 2 has crossed the ₹50 crore gross mark in Kerala on its sixth day of release. The milestone makes it the third Tamil film to reach the club in the state, following Jailer and Leo. It is also Rajinikanth’s second film to achieve this figure in Kerala.
Jailer 2 is expected to cross ₹60 crore in Kerala by the end of day seven, surpassing the record held by Leo. The film has already earned ₹55.76 crore in its first six days, according to box‑office tracker Jerin Georgekutty. If the current trend continues, Rajinikanth’s sequel will become the highest‑grossing Tamil film in the state.
