• Source:JND

L2 Empuraan Box Office Collection Day 4: L2 Empuraan, starring Mohanlal and Prithviraj Sukumaran, has maintained a stable earnings curve in spite of the fury of right-wing followers. The movie's earnings rebounded in the days that followed, despite a modest decline on the second day. The industry tracker sacnilk compiled data showing that the Malayalam movie made over 59 crore within fours days of its release. 

L2 Empuraan broke box office forecasts on its first day of release, earning a record Rs 21.5 crore, which was twice the previous record for any Malayalam movie. While day three earnings remained stable at Rs 13.25 crore, day two numbers declined to Rs 11.1 crore. According to preliminary estimates, Prithviraj Sukumaran's directorial earnings stood at Rs 14.00 crore on fourth day, indicating that it has seen growth over the weekend.

L2 Empuraan had a Malayalam occupancy rate of 77.02 percent on Sunday

L2 Empuraan Day-Wise Collection (as per sacnilk)

Day 1- Rs 21 crore

Day 2- Rs 11.5 crore

Day 3- Rs 13.50 crore

Day 4 - Rs 14 crore

Total - Rs 59.35 crore

Salman Khan's Eid release Sikandar will now compete with L2 Empuraan at the box office, with its March 30 release in theaters throughout the country. The action-thriller minted Rs 54 crore worldwide on opening day worldwide. 

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About L2 Empuraan Movie 

 L2 Empuraan is the second installment of a planned trilogy, Empuraan comes after Lucifer's (2019) triumph. Prithviraj, Tovino Thomas, Abhimanyu Singh, Indrajith Sukumaran, and Manju Warrier make appearances in the movie in addition to Mohanlal.

Due to its portrayal of the Gujarat Riots, the Malayalam movie went on to create controversy. Fans were reassured by Mohanlal on Facebook that 'such subjects' will not be included in the movie.

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