‘Lokah’ box office collection day 43: Kalyani Priyadarshan’s film nears end of run; Earns just Rs 10 lakhs | Malayalam Movie News

Kalyani Priyadarshan’s ‘Lokah’ is wrapping up its successful theatrical journey, having amassed a remarkable Rs 154.7 crore net in India and a staggering global gross of Rs 300.45 crore. The Malayalam version has earned the coveted title of ‘All-Time Blockbuster.’ However, recent reports indicate a gradual drop in daily ticket sales as the film nears the end of its run.

After ruling the box office for several weeks, Kalyani Priyadarshan’s Lokah appears to be nearing the end of its theatrical run.Reportedly, on its 43rd day, the film collected only Rs 10 lakhs, signalling a clear slowdown in its box office momentum.According to early estimates by the Sacnilk website, the film’s total India net collection now stands at Rs 154.7 crore, while its worldwide gross has reached a staggering Rs 300.45 crore.

‘Lokah’s final lap

According to the reports, the Malayalam version alone has earned a net total of Rs 120.92 crore, marking its status as an “All-Time Blockbuster.”

Over the past few days, the film’s daily figures have dipped steadily. Rs 85 lakhs on Day 39, Rs 19 lakhs on Day 40, Rs 19 lakhs on Day 41, and Rs 14 lakhs crore on Day 42 — before sliding to Rs 10 lakhs on Day 43.

Want to watch ‘Lokah’?

Directed by Dominic Arun, Lokah stars Kalyani Priyadarshan in the lead role alongside Naslen K. Gafoor, Vijayaraghavan, Arun Kurian, and Sandy Master. If you are planning to watch ‘Lokah’ before it ends the theatrical run, check out our exclusive review. ETimes gave the film a 3.5 star rating and an excerpt from our review reads, “In Lokah, certain celebrity cameos do feel overstretched, but they are incorporated well into the narrative without taking us away from Chandran’s story. And since their arc will also stretch to the subsequent films, it’s too soon to pass a judgement on them. The writers deserve special credit for writing the ‘good people’ in the film with dignity. But unfortunately, the grey-shaded characters of Lokah could have been better written instead of being more or less one-note.”