Mohanlal-Pritaviraj’s L2: Impuran defeated Bahubali 2 and Manjumale boys to become the fifth tallest grosser in Kerala. Malayalam Movie News
In just 10 days, L2: EmpuranThe much awaited sequel for Lucifer, the Kerala box office has come to a shocking of Rs 75.8 crore. This box office figure keeps the Mohanlal -Proteviraj Sukumaran film firmly amidst the biggest commercial successes in the state’s cinematic history.
Kerala, known for its sensible cinema audience and a stronghold of Mohanlal’s fan base, has once again proved his loyalty. With a thunderous day collection of Rs 14.07 crore, the film maintained speed over the weekend and showed remarkable hold in the week. In particular, the film watched an ignited with Rs 11.02 crore on day 4 and day 5 on day 5 and Rs 10.52 crore respectively – it suggests that most of the films also jealous in the initial days.
With Rs 75.8 crore, L2: Empuraan now stands as the fifth highest grocer of all time in Kerala, such as jumps on mega-hits Manjummel boys It puts the film behind Fahd Fasil’s Avasham (Rs 76.10 crore), Adujivitha: The goat life (Rs 79.28 crore), Pulimurugan (Rs 85.10 crore), and the state’s all -time highest grocer, 2018 (89.40 crores).
What is impressive that L2: Empuraan has achieved it in only 10 days. If the current trend continues, the film Kerala is ready to cross Eshyam and possibly goat life to become the third or second largest Grouser in the box office history.
Success of L2: Empuraan is not only a win for Mohanlal, but also for Prithviraj as a director. The combination of the pair, which is already celebrated in Lucifer, has now reached new heights with this sequel, and the film’s performance in local ethos is a will for the growing hunger for well mounted Malayalam cinema, which is inherent in local ethos, but PAN-Indian has been designed with abundance.
As the film marches in its second week, all eyes are now on whether it can challenge Pulimurugan or even to claim the top position in 2018.
