Venkatesh’s family entertainer Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47 (also known as AK 47), directed by Trivikram Srinivas, has completed two days at the box office with steady growth. The film, which released on 30 October 2026, is tracking a respectable hold so far as audiences continue turning up for the mix of family drama, comedy and light action.
On Day 1 (Friday), the film collected ₹9.75 crore net in India (₹11.40 crore gross) from 3,073 shows at 44.1% occupancy. Overseas contributed around ₹5.50 crore, taking the worldwide gross to roughly ₹16.65–16.90 crore. Footfalls were estimated near 6.5 lakh, with a solid average per show.
Day 2 (Saturday) saw a healthy rise. India net climbed to ₹10.40 crore (up about 6.7%), with gross reaching ₹12.20 crore from 3,192 shows and occupancy improving to around 47–48%. Average collection per show also edged higher. Overseas added approximately ₹2.75–4.85 crore depending on final tallies, pushing the two-day worldwide gross to ₹33.95 crore (India gross ₹23.60 crore + overseas ₹10.35 crore). India net now stands at ₹20.15 crore after two days.
Day-wise India Gross so far:
Day 1 (Fri): ₹11.40 Cr
Day 2 (Sat): ₹12.20 Cr
Total (2 days): ₹23.60 Cr
Andhra Pradesh-Telangana continue to drive the bulk of the business, followed by Karnataka. The rise on Saturday points to positive word of mouth among family audiences, though the overall pace remains measured against the film’s reported budget range of ₹110–128 crore (including promotions in some estimates).
Ticket sales and occupancy have held firm in key centres, with more shows allocated on Day 2. The film still has a long way to go to recover its costs, but the sequential growth and weekend potential will be key. Sunday numbers will give a clearer picture of its early momentum.