The Valathu Vasathe Kallan box office collection day 5 is out! Tuesday brought in ₹0.44 crore. After five days, Jeethu Joseph’s thriller has made ₹4.22 crore net in India. The film had a decent opening weekend but dropped hard when weekdays hit.
Valathu Vasathe Kallan Box Office Collection Day 5
Here’s how the Valathu Vasathe Kallan box office collection day 5 compares to the opening week:
| Day | Date | Collection | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Jan 30 (Fri) | ₹1.05 Cr | Opening |
| Day 2 | Jan 31 (Sat) | ₹1.10 Cr | +4.76% |
| Day 3 | Feb 1 (Sun) | ₹1.15 Cr | +4.55% |
| Day 4 | Feb 2 (Mon) | ₹0.48 Cr | -58% drop |
| Day 5 | Feb 3 (Tue) | ₹0.44 Cr | -8% more |
| Total | 5 Days | ₹4.22 Cr | Average |
The Valathu Vasathe Kallan box office collection day 5 shows the weekend was steady. Each day grew slightly. Then Monday crashed with a 58% drop. Tuesday fell another 8%.
Valathu Vasathe Kallan Worldwide Collection Day 5
The worldwide picture is similar. The Valathu Vasathe Kallan box office collection day 5 brings the total to:
- India Net: ₹4.22 Crore
- India Gross: ₹4.90 Crore
- Overseas: ₹0.10 Crore
- Worldwide Total: ₹5.00 Crore
Overseas barely registered. Almost all the money is from India.
Valathu Vasathe Kallan Day 5 Occupancy
Tuesday occupancy was just 6.42% in Malayalam theaters. That’s really low. But here’s something interesting – Bengaluru showed 25% occupancy. The Valathu Vasathe Kallan box office collection day 5 proves the film’s doing better in Karnataka than Kerala.
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Mixed Reviews Hurting Growth
Reviews are split. The Valathu Vasathe Kallan box office collection day 5 drop happened because critics loved the first half but felt the second half lost the thriller edge.
This is Jeethu Joseph’s third-biggest post-pandemic opening. But the weekday collapse shows word of mouth isn’t strong enough to sustain it.
What Happens Now
The Valathu Vasathe Kallan box office collection day 5 trend suggests the first week might struggle to cross ₹6 crore. The film needed better weekday holds to be successful.
Sources & References: Sacnilk, Times of India, Filmibeat
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