Malayalam Film 'Titans' Earns Rs 11 Lakh on Day 8 but Trails 'Aadu 3' at the Box Office
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The Malayalam film 'Titans', starring Jayasurya and Vinayakan, continues to earn money at the Indian box office, although its income is much lower than that of a rival release. According to box office reports, the film earned Rs 11 lakh net in India on Thursday, October 29. This was the film's eighth day in cinemas.
The amount was collected from 480 shows held across the country. Box office figures of this kind usually refer to the net collection, which is the ticket income that goes to film distributors and producers after taxes are removed. Daily figures can change as more reports are received, so they are often updated during the day.
Reports also show that 'Titans' is trailing behind 'Aadu 3', another Malayalam film that is performing well in theatres. The headline comparison suggests that 'Titans' is about Rs 34.08 crore behind its rival in total collections. Audiences in Kerala and other parts of India often choose which films to watch based on reviews, word of mouth and the stars involved, so the gap between the two films is an important sign of their popularity.
Industry analysts usually watch the first two weeks of a film's release closely, because this period often decides how long a film stays in cinemas. For now, 'Titans' remains in theatres, and its future earnings will depend on audience response in the coming days.
Sources: The Times of India
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