Mohanlal and Prithviraj’s L2: Imapuran set up Prithviraj’s box office run to defeat the box office run. Malayalam Movie News
Mohanlal and Prithviraj Sukumaran L2: Empuran Has taken at the box office from the storm, setting a new record for the highest first week collection in Malayalam cinema. The much awaited sequel of Lucifer In its first seven days, he has earned Rs 83.73 crore, with another day left for a week.
Numbers
From its early day, L2: Impuan Demonstrated dominance at his box office:
- Day 1 (Thursday): 21 crores
- Day 2 (Friday): Rs 11.1 crore
- Day 3 (Saturday): Rs 13.25 crore
- Day 4 (Sunday): Rs 13.65 crore
- Day 5 (Monday): Rs 11.15 crore
- Day 6 (Tuesday): 8.55 crores
- Day 7 (Wednesday): Rs 5.03 crore
Set new records
With the first week collection of Rs 83.73 crore, L2: Empuraan has already been built. The highest -grossing Malayalam film In terms of opening the number of weeks. It crosses the previous benchmark prescribed by other Malayalam blockbusters Goat life ,
In addition, the global appeal of the film has been clear in its foreign earnings, where it has become a gross first Malayalam film of over $ 14 million in just four days. In the UAE, L2: Empuraan is one of the top opening weekend artists, which lags behind only Bollywood and Hollywood blockbusters on a large scale.
On track to get ahead of goat life
Given its speed, L2: Empuraan is fully prepared to cross the income of Rs 85 crore before the end of the day with its strong hold at the box office, L2: Empuraan is on its way to re -write the history of Malayalam cinema.
Despite its success, the film faced controversy in India over allegations of promoting ‘anti -Hindu agenda’ due to the depiction of the 2002 Gujarat riots, causing 24 cuts to the film. The new version will be screening mostly from today.
Baikalash addressed Mohanlal’s concerns on social media. In his statement, he regretted any crisis, saying, “I have come to know that the second installment in the Lucifer franchise, some political and social themes in Emapuran have created a lot of crisis among many of my loved ones. As an artist, ensure that any of my films do not hate any political movement, or religious group. Actor-director Prithviraj also shared Mohanlal’s statement, which further addressed the concerns.
