‘Nooru Saami’ 2nd Day Box Office Revenue: Swasika grows 62.7%; Saturday’s collections reached Rs 1.22 lakh crore
Nooru Saami has made a huge jump at the box office on its second day in theatres. According to Sakneelak, the film collected a net collection of Rs 1.22 crore in India on its second day. This shows a growth of 62.7 percent over the first day’s profit of Rs 75 lakh.Saturday’s performance helped the film boost its standing after a modest start on Friday.
Total collections stand at Rs 1.97 lakh crore
The latest figures have pushed Nooru Saami’s total net collection in India to Rs 1.97 lakh crore after two days. The film’s total collection in India currently stands at Rs 2.26 crore.The first day saw the film earn a net profit of Rs 75 lakh, while the second day added another Rs 1.22 crore. The film was shown in 1,042 shows on Saturday.
The story revolves around a mother’s desire
Nooru Saami, directed by Sasi, marks the director’s reunion with Vijay Antony after almost a decade after Pichaikkaran. The film focuses on Selvi, played by Swasika, a mother who is raising her two sons, Bhaskar and Vivek, alone.As the brothers grow older, they move in different directions in life. One of them works as an IELTS coach, while both continue to bear the scars of a long-standing rivalry.
‘Nooru Saami’ 2nd Day Box Office Revenue: Swasika grows 62.7%; Saturday’s collections reached Rs 1.22 lakh crore
‘Nooru Saami’ 2nd Day Box Office Revenue: Swasika grows 62.7%; Saturday’s collections reached Rs 1.22 lakh crore
Occupancy improves during the day
‘Nooru Saami’ recorded an overall Tamil occupancy of 24.16 percent on the second day. The morning shows recorded an occupancy rate of 7.31 percent. The numbers increased during the afternoon, reaching 15.46 percent. The evening occupancy rate was 22 percent, while the night shows recorded 22.85 percent.
ETimes praises ‘Nooru Saami’
In its review, ETimes noted that the film avoids many of the traditional tropes often associated with village stories.Reviewing the film, ETimes wrote: “We’ve seen nearly a thousand of these village dramas before. What’s surprising is how rarely Sasi gets to the obvious. No whining, no revenge, and these stories don’t tend to descend into honor killing theatrics. They menace once or twice, when things heat up around Sylvie’s brother (Karunas), and then settle themselves.”
The ruling mood is closer to amused anger. Almost everyone is on a short fuse, short-tempered and quick to argue, but this irritation never turns into annoying melodrama.
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