Kantara: Chapter 1 is watching a strong second day in India, almost Rs. 50 crores. From the first day the decline is about 30 percent, which is an unprecedented grip, coming from the national holiday. It will take a two -day total rupee in India. 119–120 crores, setting it on track for an extended weekend of more than Rs. 225 crores. If the film manages something hike on Saturday and Sunday, it is Rs. 250 crores.

Hold is outstanding the entire board to the south, while the Hindi version is also much better than the normal hold in North India. This is normal for films to fall by more than 50 percent in a day after the national holiday, but Kantara is just 35-40 percent for a net of 12 crore on day two. The early day in Hindi was a downr, but the second day put the film in a much better position.

The best grip for the film is surprisingly APTS usually comes from the front market. It is rare for films that open well for such a grip; Kantara is managing from the day of holiday. In fact, in the Nizam, the film can be more than a day, it depends on how the night shows the rent, which is crazy. While the game still has some residual holiday effects, it is not responsible for such stability alone.

The film is working near record levels in Karnataka, under KGF2 with the first two days. Day two holds are much better than KGF2, and it can proceed very well on Saturday and Sunday. Both Tamil Nadu and Kerala also have a great hold.

Among all, the Hindi Opening Day reduced the mood slightly, but the picture on Friday, together with unprecedented trends in the south, has made the picture quite bright.