Sree Vishnu and Mahima Nambiar’s comedy film, Comrade Kalyan, is in its second week at the box office. The Telugu film had a good start at the box office. However, the film has slowed down in Week 2. Despite multiple releases, Comrade Kalyan, with limited buzz, held well at the box office in its opening week. Scroll ahead for a detailed box-office report.
How Much Did Comrade Kalyan Earn At The Box Office In 12 Days?
On the Dussehra holiday, the film did not see much of a boost. It matched its second-weekend collection with a net total of 21 lakh. The film currently has 300 shows. Its net total stands at 13.73 crore after 12 days, which translates to a gross of 16.2 crore.
Week-Wise Box Office Collection Of Comrade Kalyan
- Week 1 – 12.71 crore
- Day 8 – 22 lakh
- Day 9 – 21 lakh
- Day 10 – 22 lakh
- Day 11 – 16 lakh
- Day 12 – 21 lakh
Total – 13.73 crore
Storms Past Sree Vishnu’s Previous Release
Lead actor Sree Vishnu began the year with the film Vishnu Vinyasam. Like Comrade Kalyan, the film had a strong start at the box office but fizzled out in Week 2. It wrapped up its run in Week 3 with a net total of 12.54 crore. Now, Comrade Kalyan has surpassed the lifetime collection of Vishnu Vinyasam in just 12 days. This makes Comrade Kalyan Sree Vishnu’s highest-grossing film of 2026. He was also seen in Mrityunjay, which earned just 7.17 crore at the box office in India.
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Budget And Verdict
Box Office Summary:
- Budget – 20 crore
- India Net – 13.73 crore
- India Gross – 16.2 crore
- Recovery – 68.65%
- Deficit – 6.27 crore or 31.35%
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