The Mohanlal-led suspense drama 'Drishyam 3' has started showing signs of slowing momentum during its second week in theatres. While the film has maintained a strong overall position, daily earnings have begun dropping steadily over the last few days.
Weekday Trend Affects Collections
The film entered its second week with stable numbers. However, the usual weekday trend has now started affecting its collections, leading to a gradual decline in daily earnings.
Day 14 Registers Another Decline
According to Sacnilk estimates, 'Drishyam 3' collected Rs 1.25 crore India net on Day 14. This latest figure represents a 19.4 percent drop compared to Day 13 earnings of Rs 1.55 crore. The film's India net collection now stands at Rs 101.70 crore, while the total India gross collection has reached Rs 118 crore.
Worldwide Numbers Continue Rising
'Drishyam 3' earned an additional Rs 50 lakhs overseas on Day 14, pushing the international total to Rs 111.25 crore. The combined figures have taken the film's worldwide gross collection to Rs 229.25 crore.
Language-wise Breakdown
The Malayalam version contributed Rs 1.17 crore on Day 14. The Telugu, Tamil, and Kannada versions added comparatively smaller numbers to the total.
Occupancy Figures
Occupancy figures showed stronger evening and night attendance. The Malayalam version recorded an overall occupancy of 12.53 percent. Night shows registered the highest turnout with 16.83 percent occupancy, while morning shows witnessed lower audience numbers.
ETimes Review Questions Franchise Direction
The ETimes review for the film reads: "This third chapter often feels like a continuation driven more by the weight of a successful franchise than by an urgent storytelling need. And as the film leaves space for yet another sequel, another question emerges — how long can one crime continue to generate new narratives before the emotional impact begins to dilute itself? Perhaps that is where Drishyam now stands: not merely as a thriller franchise, but as a reflection of how cinema repeatedly reopens violence, guilt, and morality because audiences themselves are unable to let go of Georgekutty."
Disclaimer: The box office numbers and 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 for informational and entertainment purposes only.
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