Nayanthara’s fantasy sequel Mookuthi Amman 2 has completed five days in theatres, and the numbers tell a clear story of strong weekend growth followed by a typical weekday drop. Directed by Sundar C and made on a reported budget of around ₹100 crore, the film opened on 6 November 2026 to modest figures but steadily built momentum through the weekend and into Monday.
After five days, the India gross stands at ₹18.72 crore (India net ₹16.18 crore). Overseas numbers are still not available, so the worldwide total is effectively the same as the domestic gross for now.
Here’s the day-wise India gross performance:
- Day 1 (Friday, 6 Nov): ₹2.15 crore
- Day 2 (Saturday, 7 Nov): ₹2.85 crore (up about 30%)
- Day 3 (Sunday, 8 Nov): ₹5.35 crore (up nearly 88%)
- Day 4 (Monday, 9 Nov): ₹5.95 crore (up 12%)
- Day 5 (Tuesday, 10 Nov): ₹2.42 crore (down 59.2%)
Monday was the film’s strongest day. It collected ₹5.15 crore net from 1,733 shows, with overall occupancy climbing to an impressive 66.8%. That was a clear jump from 58.2% on Sunday, 31.7% on Saturday, and just 24.1% on opening day. Average earnings per show on Monday touched around ₹29,700.
Tuesday brought the expected weekday slowdown. The film ran across 1,605 shows and registered 32.6% occupancy, adding ₹2.10 crore net (₹2.42 crore gross). The Tamil version continued to carry almost the entire load, contributing the bulk of the day’s business, while the Telugu version added a smaller share.
Tamil Nadu remains the powerhouse market by a wide margin. On Day 5 alone it delivered ₹1.90 crore gross. Other regions Andhra Pradesh-Telangana, Karnataka, Kerala, and the rest of India added smaller amounts. Across the first five days, the Tamil version has accounted for the vast majority of the total net collection.
The film has shown healthy growth after a quiet start, with occupancy and collections rising sharply over the weekend. The big question now is how well it holds through the rest of the week and whether it can stabilise on weekdays. With a reported ₹100 crore budget, the next few days will be important for its overall recovery trajectory.