Thudarum Box Office Collection Day 17: Mohanlal and Shobana starrer Malayalam crime thriller movie hit the silver screens on April 25, this year. The film has been working well at the ticket windows. Thudarum saw a massive jump in numbers on the third Wednesday after which it inches closer to the Rs 100 crore mark in India.  If the movie maintains the same pace, the film will soon reach new heights and break records to become the first blockbuster Malayalam film of this year. Check out the detailed report here. 

Thudarum Box Office Collection Day 17

As per Sacnilk, the movie earned Rs 5 crore on Day 17. The net collection of Thudarum stands at Rs 98.75 crore. The film had an overall 65.95 per cent Malayalam occupancy on the third Sunday. It had 44.05 per cent occupancy in the morning shows, 73.83 per cent in the afternoon shows, 79.11 per cent in the evening shows and 66.82 per cent in the night shows. 

First Week Collection Of Thudarum: Rs 51.4 crore 

Second Week Collection Of Thudarum: Rs 35.35 crore 

Day 15: Rs 3 crore 

Day 16: Rs 4 crore 

Day 17: Rs 5 crore 

Thudarum Budget 

As per reports, the film was made on a budget of Rs 90 crores. Thudarum has successfully cross the budget mark. 

About Thudarum 

The plot revolves around an ordinary taxi driver named Shanmughan, who leads a normal life with his family. He tressures one things above all which his black ambassador car. When life gives him challenge, he has to prove how far he will go for what he holds dear. Thudrarum features Mohanlal, Prakash Varma, Thomas Mathew, Shobana, Farhaan Faasil, Aarsha Chandini Baiju and Binu Pappu in key roles. It has been directed by Tharun Moorthy and produced by M. Renjith. The Malayalam movie has runtime of 2 hours and 43 minutes. 

While sharing the gratitude to his fans for successful box office performance, Mohanlal wrote “200 Crores നന്ദി! #Thudarum Some journeys don’t need noise, just hearts to carry them forward. Thudarum has found its place in millions of hearts across the world, breaking all the box office records in Kerala. Gratitude for all the love.”