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- By Tapapriya Dutta
- Wed, 18 Sep 2024 07:44 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
GOAT Box Office Collection Day 13: Thalapathy Vijay’s Tamil movie recently crossed the Rs 200 crore mark and continues to roar at the box office. The film was praised by the audience and the critics. The mass entertainer was released in theatres on September 5. Within three days of its release, GOAT crossed the Rs 100 crore mark at the ticket windows in India. It would be interesting to see if The Greatest Of All Time will be able to reach Rs 300 crore mark at the box office soon.
GOAT Box Office Collection Day 13
As per Sacnilk, The Greatest Of All Time earned Rs 7 crore at the box office in India on Day 13 (2nd Tuesday). The total net collection of GOAT stands at Rs 226.60 crore. It had an overall 34.15 per cent Tamil occupancy on 2nd Tuesday. On the other hand, The Greatest Of All Time had a Hindi occupancy of 14.35 per cent.
About GOAT
The science fiction action thriller revolves around a spy agent named Gandhi who works for the Special Anti-Terrorist Squad (SATS). After his retirement, he has been handed over a mission that collides with his past. Apart from Thalapathy Vijay, GOAT also stars Meenakshi Chaudhary, Sneha Prasanna, Premgi Amaren, Ajmal Ameer, Yogi Babu and Jayaram in pivotal roles. The Greatest Of All Time had special appearances of superstars like MS Dhoni, Trisha and Sivakarthikeyan. In the movie, Vijay can be seen playing dual roles.
Talking about the same, director Venkat Prabhu told India Today “At first when I wrote the script, I was not aware of de-ageing technology, and so I started the script with father and son, which was to be played by different actors. Then my classmate Vikram, who is into animation and had worked in Hollywood movies, introduced the concept of making a character as your wish just as they did in 'Gemini Man', and I decided to explore it.”
“Till 'Jawan', we saw father and son characters played by the same actor, but I wanted to do it differently. To use the de-ageing technology, we needed a big budget and that's when AGS [Entertainment] came in. I had initially narrated the idea to Vijay when he was doing 'Varisu' and he asked me to finish my project Custody first,” the GOAT director added.