Lenin Box Office Day 2: Akhil Akkineni’s film sees rise, earns Rs 23 crore globally
Actor Akhil Akkineni’s Lenin recorded a huge jump in collections on its second day in theatres. Rising occupancy and steady overseas numbers underlined the solid attraction in the opening weekend.
of actor Akhil Akkineni lenin Building on its positive start, it witnessed good growth at the box office on the second day. The Telugu action drama recorded a significant jump in collections on Saturday, indicating a strong hold of the audience in its opening weekend.
According to initial estimates of trade website Sacnilk, lenin Net earnings in India on the second day were Rs 8.15 crore, which is 14 percent more than the first day’s earnings of Rs 7.15 crore. The film earned this in 2,099 shows across the country, taking its two-day domestic collection to an estimated Rs 15.30 crore.
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The film also continued to perform well in overseas markets and earned an estimated Rs 2.50 crore on Saturday. With this, its total overseas earnings have reached Rs 5.80 crore. Meanwhile, India’s gross collection is estimated at Rs 17.60 crore Lenin’s It grossed approximately Rs 23.40 crore worldwide after two days in theatres.
The film recorded strong occupancy throughout Saturday, especially during the evening and night shows. according to SacnilkAfter opening with 39 percent occupancy in the morning show, the Telugu 2D version recorded an overall occupancy of 60.27 percent on the second day, showing a steady increase in viewership as the day progressed.
As the day progressed, there was a steady increase in the number of people watching the film. The afternoon show recorded an occupancy of 64.31 percent, while the evening show remained well attended with an occupancy of 55.92 percent. The highest crowd came during the night show, which recorded an impressive 73.75 percent occupancy.
Meanwhile, the Telugu EPIQ edition recorded an overall occupancy of 7.40 percent on Saturday.
As per state wise gross collection report, lenin An estimated Rs 8 crore was earned from Telugu states on the second day. Karnataka contributed Rs 1.10 crore, while Tamil Nadu added Rs 13 lakh. An additional Rs 15 lakh were spent in the rest of India, taking the film’s total second-day collection across all territories to an estimated Rs 9.38 crore.
Written and directed by Murali Kishore Abburu, lenin It also includes Shivaji, Brahmaji, Ishwari Rao and Sunil. The film has music by Thaman, editing by Naveen Nooli and cinematography by Leon Brito.
leninReleased theatrically on 10 July.