‘Scene’ box office collection day 2: Suriya and Naslen’s film crosses Rs 80 Cr worldwide; beats ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ in global earnings | Tamil Movie News
Suriya and Naslen‘s ‘Scene’, directed by Jithu Madhavan, continued its strong box-office performance on Saturday. Benefiting from the Diwali festive period, the Tamil-Telugu film registered growth on its second day. It collected an India net of Rs 20.25 cr from 5,687 shows, marking a 5.7% increase over its opening-day earnings. The film’s worldwide gross collection has now reached Rs 81.50 cr.According to Sacnilk, the film’s cumulative India net collection stands at Rs 39.40 cr, while its domestic gross earnings have reached Rs 45.75 cr. The overseas market contributed Rs 18 cr on Saturday, taking the total overseas gross to Rs 35.75 cr. This has helped the film move ahead of Suriya’s previous release ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ in worldwide gross collections at the corresponding stage.The film also recorded impressive ticket sales during its second day. An estimated 1,498,736 tickets were sold on Saturday, taking the overall sales to 2,930,230 tickets. Its theatre occupancy improved compared with the opening day.
‘Scene’ occupancy report: Tamil 2D records impressive turnout
The Tamil 2D version registered an overall theatre occupancy of 70.06% on Saturday. Morning screenings recorded 50.85%, while afternoon shows improved to 73.23%. Evening performances registered 72.46%, followed by a strong 83.69% occupancy during night shows.The Telugu 2D version also witnessed encouraging audience turnout. Its overall occupancy reached 58.23%, with morning screenings recording 35.36%. Afternoon shows registered 60.55%, while evening and night performances recorded 55.45% and 67.82%, respectively.Night screenings emerged as the strongest-performing slot for both versions. The occupancy figures indicate that the film attracted audiences throughout the day, with particularly strong turnout during later shows.
Tamil version leads domestic earnings
The Tamil version accounted for the majority of the film’s domestic collection. It generated Rs 16.50 cr through 4,324 shows, recording an occupancy of 65.1%. The Telugu version contributed Rs 3.75 cr from 1,363 screenings, with its occupancy standing at 54.1%.The film’s India gross collection for Saturday reached Rs 23.50 cr. Tamil Nadu emerged as its biggest market, contributing Rs 11.75 cr to the day’s earnings. Kerala followed with Rs 4.75 cr, while Andhra Pradesh and Telangana together generated Rs 4.35 cr.Karnataka added Rs 2.25 cr to the domestic gross collection. The remaining Indian markets contributed Rs 40 lakh. The state-wise figures highlight the film’s strong theatrical presence in Tamil Nadu and Kerala, alongside its performance in the Telugu-speaking markets.
‘Scene’ vs ‘Vishwanath and Sons’
At the same stage of its theatrical run, Suriya’s earlier release ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ had accumulated an India net collection of Rs 37.60 cr. However, the film recorded higher domestic earnings on its second day, collecting Rs 22.25 cr from 5,157 shows.The Tamil version contributed Rs 13.50 cr through 3,226 screenings, while Telugu generated Rs 8.75 cr from 1,931 shows. Its cumulative India gross collection reached Rs 43.47 cr by the end of the second day.The overseas market contributed Rs 17 cr on Day 2, taking the cumulative overseas gross to Rs 31 cr. Consequently, its worldwide gross collection reached Rs 74.47 cr. The film sold an estimated 1,647,390 tickets on its second day, taking its overall ticket sales to 2,132,277.
‘Scene’ surpasses ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ in worldwide collections
The comparison between Suriya’s two releases presents contrasting box-office trends. While ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ maintained an advantage in India net collections at the same stage, ‘Scene’ has secured a higher worldwide gross total. Its overseas performance has played a significant role in establishing this lead.The latest release has also recorded a higher cumulative overseas gross, despite its predecessor collecting more domestically on the corresponding day. Strong contributions from Tamil Nadu and Kerala have further supported its theatrical performance.With its worldwide earnings crossing the Rs 80 cr mark, ‘Scene’ has established an encouraging opening. Its performance over the next few days will determine whether Jithu Madhavan’s directorial can maintain its festive momentum.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
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