Middle Class Day 4 Box Office Collection (1st Monday Report)

Middle Class Day 4 Box Office Collection- Early Estimates and Occupancy Reports

Guwahati November 2025: After a steady weekend where Middle Class picked up some momentum with family audiences in Tamil Nadu, day 4 shows a typical Monday dip. Early estimates point to around ₹0.20 Cr net in India, down from Sunday’s ₹0.41 Cr, but holding okay for a small-budget film amid limited competition.

Evening update: Evening shows saw better footfall with around 15% occupancy in key Tamil cities like Chennai and Coimbatore. Collections are estimated at ₹0.09 Cr so far from these slots across India. Worldwide, scattered reports from overseas markets like Malaysia show low turnout, with occupancy under 5% and minimal additions to the tally.

Afternoon update: Afternoon screenings had moderate crowds, averaging 10-12% occupancy in Indian theaters, especially in urban pockets. This added roughly ₹0.06 Cr to the day’s haul. Globally, no major buzz yet, with international spots reporting single-digit occupancy.

Morning update: The day started slow with morning shows at about 8% occupancy in India, pulling in an estimated ₹0.05 Cr. Weekday blues hit hard, but some multiplexes in South India held up. Worldwide, early sessions were quiet, with negligible overseas data available.

Middle Class Day 4 Box Office Collection in India

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Middle Class Day 4 Occupancy Show Wise

Middle Class Total Box Office Collection

4 Days India Net Collection ₹1.29 Cr
4 Days India Gross Collection ₹1.52 Cr
4 Days Overseas Collection ₹0.20 Cr
4 Days Worldwide Collection ₹1.72 Cr

About Middle Class and Future Prediction

Middle Class is a Tamil comedy-drama that dives into everyday family struggles with humor and heart, starring Munishkanth and Vijayalakshmi Agathiyan under Kishore Muthuramalingam’s direction. It’s resonating with local audiences for its relatable take on life.

Looking ahead, if word-of-mouth stays positive, it could hit ₹3-4 Cr net lifetime, but it’ll need to fight weekday drops and upcoming releases to recover its modest budget.

Disclaimer: These box office numbers are early estimates by Tenvow and may differ from official reports. Tenvow does not guarantee the accuracy of the figures. Provided for reference only.