Vishnu Vishal and Aishwarya Lekshmi are back on the big screen with Gatta Kusthi 2, reprising their roles as the bickering couple from the first film.Although the film’s schedule slowed down compared to its opening week, it still managed to maintain a steady footfall at the box office.
Box office revenue remains unchanged on day 13
According to Sacnilk, “Gatta Kusthi 2” netted around Rs 80 lakh in India on day 13 (Wednesday). The series remains unchanged from Day 12.The film opened in India for 1,335 times on Wednesday and collected Rs 9.4 million at the box office. The film’s net revenue in India reached 327 million rupees in 13 days after its release. Currently, its total collection in India stands at Rs 38.5 crore.Overseas markets have contributed Rs 5.2 billion in total revenue so far. Thirteen days after its release, the film’s global box office has climbed to Rs 4,370 crore.
Occupancy and language performance
On the 13th day of its release, the overall occupancy rate of the Tamil version of the film reached 19%. On that day, the film was screened in 1,335 venues across the country.Language box office reports show that the Tamil version of the film collected Rs 80 lakh at the box office.
Real-time box office update on Day 14
According to Sacnilk’s instant box office data, “Gatta Kusthi 2” has started slowly on its 14th day.The tracker currently estimates the film’s total box office collection in India at Rs 392.3 crore, while the net total in India has reached Rs 3,418 crore.
ETimes comments on the film
ETimes had mixed reactions to the sequel, praising the actors’ efforts while pointing out flaws in the script and execution.ETimes’ review reads: “While the premise certainly had potential, the film we got rarely lived up to its claims. A ‘this should be enough’ attitude seemed to permeate every aspect, from the writing (convenient and predictable) to the staging (similar to a large-scale sitcom), the acting (broad strokes) and the music (generic, save for one hummable number). The cast is filled with actors who have entertained us in the past, and they manage to sell the film, although Aishwarya Lekshmi doesn’t feel comfortable here despite the appeal of the previous film, perhaps because of her dubbing. Even the last few cameos hardly make an impact considering the names involved. “Disclaimer: The box office numbers and data in this article were obtained from public and industry sources. Unless explicitly mentioned, all numbers are approximate and fairly reflect the film’s box office performance. These totals are subject to change as official studio data is updated or other international market reports are finalized. We provide this data for informational and entertainment purposes only.
