‘Nooru Saami’ Box Office Collections on Day 1: Swasika Film Opens with INR 75 Lakhs
Director Sasi’s latest film ‘Nooru Saami’ started its journey at the box office with a modest opening. The emotional family drama led by Swasika and Vijay Antony hit theaters on Friday.The film explores the relationship between a mother and her two sons. At the heart of the story is a woman who expresses her desire to marry again, but faces resistance from her adult children.
‘Nooru Saami’ collects Rs 75 lakh nett on first day
According to Sacnilk, Nooru Saami has earned Rs 75 lakh nett in India on its opening day. The film was shown in 1,208 shows.Its total collection in India reached nearly Rs 85 lakh on the first day. The overall occupancy rate was 15 percent.
Occupancy shows gradual improvement
The Tamil version of the film recorded an overall occupancy rate of 12.55 percent on its first day. Morning shows recorded an occupancy rate of 8.85 percent. Afternoon showings improved to 12.62 percent. Evening shows recorded an occupancy rate of 11.31 percent. Night shows saw the best response at 15.08 percent.
The story revolves around a mother’s extraordinary desire
‘Nooru Saami’ tells the story of Selvi, played by Swasika, a mother who has raised her two sons on her own. The story follows the emotional journey that unfolds after she reveals her desire to marry again.
Sassi reunites with Vijay Antony after almost a decade of ‘Pichaikkaran’. Vijay Antony appears as Ezhumalai, a sugarcane worker whose presence becomes important in the latter part of the film.
EETimes Verdict
ETimes’ review of the film says: “Swasika does the heaviest lifting. Her role is one of reaction, all desperation and sudden outbursts, anger just a default setting on the face with a lot of simmering underneath, and she brings out that inner side wonderfully.”
Vijay Antony only properly arrives in the concluding phase, as a sugarcane worker named Ezhumalai who remains unfazed by the chaos around him. The part is simpler, but much more expressive than it usually is, really alive in the face.
Ajay Deshane is good as the impulsive son who needs to grow up quickly, and Balaji Sakthivel clearly relishes being a troublemaker.Disclaimer: Box office numbers and data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly stated, providing a fair representation of the film’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or additional international market reports are completed. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.