Mandaadi Box Office Collection Day 8: Soori-Suhas' Tamil Sports Film Nears ₹80 Crore Worldwide Despite 7% Drop
Mandaadi, starring Soori and Suhas, continued its theatrical run with a steady performance on Day 8. The Tamil sports action drama collected an estimated Rs 3.25 crore net in India, according to the figures provided, registering a 7.1% decline from its previous day’s net collection of Rs 3.50 crore. Hanuman Ansh Box Office Collection: Neem Karoli Baba's Biopic Crosses ₹300 Crore Mark On Its Day…
Mandaadi, a Tamil sports action drama starring Soori and Suhas, is nearing a remarkable milestone of ₹80 crore in worldwide box office collections. Despite a reported 7% drop in its net collection from the previous day, the film continues to garner significant attention and revenue. As per Sacnilk's Day 8 figures, Mandaadi collected an estimated Rs 3.25 crore from Indian shows, marking a 7.1% decline from its Rs 3.50 crore collection on Day 7.
The Tamil action film managed to secure Rs 2.55 crore from Tamil showings and Rs 70 lakh from Telugu shows, bringing its total net collection in India to Rs 57.30 crore. Its gross collection has reached Rs 67.03 crore.
In addition to its strong performance in India, Mandaadi has maintained its momentum overseas, earning approximately Rs 1 crore on Day 8. This has taken its overseas gross collection to around Rs 12.90 crore, ultimately bringing its worldwide gross total to approximately Rs 79.93 crore. With a production budget of around Rs 75 crore, the film's box-office performance, despite the slight decline, can be considered promising.
As the film approaches the ₹80-crore worldwide mark, its performance in the coming days will be crucial in determining how far it can go at the box office. Directed by Mathimaran Pugazhendhi and produced by Elred Kumar under RS Infotainment, Mandaadi revolves around the competitive world of coastal sailboat racing. The film features Soori in the lead role, with Suhas making his Tamil film debut alongside a talented cast that includes Mahima Nambiar, Sathyaraj, Mithun Jai Sankar, Ravindra Vijay, and Bala Saravanan.
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