Nayanthara’s fantasy sequel Mookuthi Amman 2 has wrapped up its sixth day in theatres, and the numbers show a familiar weekday dip after a solid weekend and Monday run. Directed by Sundar C and made on a reported budget of around ₹100 crore, the film continues to rely heavily on its Tamil Nadu base while overseas figures remain unavailable so far. That means the worldwide total is effectively the same as the India gross for now.
On Day 6 (Wednesday, 11 November), the film collected ₹1.15 crore gross (₹1 crore net) across 1,589 shows. Occupancy settled at 21.7%. Roughly 98,450 tickets were sold that day. The Tamil version did the bulk of the work with ₹87 lakh net from 1,366 shows, while the Telugu version added ₹13 lakh from 223 shows. Compared to Day 5’s ₹2.42 crore gross, this was a 52.4% drop pretty much in line with the expected post-weekend slowdown.
Here’s the full day-wise India gross picture so far:
- Day 1 (Friday, 6 Nov): ₹2.15 crore
- Day 2 (Saturday, 7 Nov): ₹2.85 crore (up ~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%)
- Day 6 (Wednesday, 11 Nov): ₹1.15 crore (down 52.4%)
That takes the six day India gross to ₹19.87 crore and the India net to ₹17.18 crore. Cumulative footfalls have crossed 14.9 lakh tickets.
The pattern is clear. The film opened modestly with 24.1% occupancy on Day 1, then steadily climbed through the weekend. Sunday hit 58.2% occupancy and Monday peaked at an impressive 66.8% with strong per show earnings. Once the festive weekend and holiday adjacent Monday were over, the numbers settled into a typical weekday rhythm. Tamil Nadu remains the powerhouse market by a wide margin, contributing the overwhelming majority of the business each day.
With the first week almost complete, Mookuthi Amman 2 sits just under the ₹20 crore India gross mark. The coming weekend will be important to see whether the film can stabilise or find another upward push. For now, the data shows a film that built momentum nicely after a quiet start but is facing the usual weekday reality of limited shows and lower occupancy.