Box Office Report May 15: Karuppu, Pati Patni Aur Woh, Do Aakhri Sawal, Krishnavataram, Raja Shivaji
Box Office Report May 15: Karuppu, Pati Patni Aur Woh, Do Aakhri Sawal, Krishnavataram, Raja Shivaji

The box office witnessed a mixed bag of performances on May 15, 2026, with several films vying for audience attention across different regions. The day's collections reflect varying audience preferences, with some films maintaining momentum while others struggled to make an impact.

Karuppu Leads the Pack

The Tamil film Karuppu emerged as the top grosser of the day, continuing its strong run at the box office. The movie, which has been receiving positive word of mouth, collected an estimated Rs 8.5 crore nett on Friday, taking its total to Rs 65 crore. The film's gripping narrative and strong performances have resonated well with audiences, particularly in Tamil Nadu and among diaspora viewers.

Pati Patni Aur Woh Holds Steady

The Hindi comedy Pati Patni Aur Woh maintained a steady performance, earning around Rs 3.2 crore on its second Friday. The film's total now stands at Rs 85 crore, with its light-hearted storyline and star cast ensuring consistent footfalls in multiplexes. While the film has seen a dip from its opening week, it remains a preferred choice for family audiences.

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Do Aakhri Sawal Opens Low

The mystery thriller Do Aakhri Sawal had a subdued opening, collecting approximately Rs 1.5 crore on its first day. Despite a promising trailer and a star-studded ensemble, the film failed to generate significant buzz. Critics have pointed to a slow-paced narrative as a possible reason for the lukewarm response. The film's performance over the weekend will be crucial for its future prospects.

Krishnavataram and Raja Shivaji Perform Moderately

Two other releases, Krishnavataram (Telugu) and Raja Shivaji (Marathi), managed moderate collections. Krishnavataram earned around Rs 2.1 crore, while Raja Shivaji collected Rs 1.8 crore. Both films have received mixed reviews, with Krishnavataram praised for its visuals but criticized for its length, and Raja Shivaji appreciated for its historical accuracy but lacking in commercial appeal.

Overall Box Office Trend

The overall box office on May 15 saw a slight dip compared to the previous week, with total collections estimated at Rs 17.5 crore across all languages. The coming days will be crucial for the new releases, especially Do Aakhri Sawal, which needs a strong weekend to recover its production costs. Meanwhile, Karuppu and Pati Patni Aur Woh are expected to continue their successful runs.

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