‘Nooru Saami’ recorded a solid jump at the box office on its second day in theatres. According to Sacnilk, the film collected Rs 1.22 crore net in India on Day 2. This shows a 62.7 percent growth from its Day 1 earnings of Rs 75 lakhs.The Saturday performance has helped the film strengthen its position after a modest start on Friday.
Total collections reach Rs 1.97 crore
The latest numbers have pushed Nooru Saami’s total India net collection to Rs 1.97 crore after two days. The film’s India gross collection currently stands at Rs 2.26 crore.Day 1 saw the film earn Rs 75 lakhs net, while Day 2 added another Rs 1.22 crore. The film was screened across 1,042 shows on Saturday.
Story revolves around a mother’s wish
Directed by Sasi, ‘Nooru Saami’ marks the filmmaker’s reunion with Vijay Antony nearly a decade after ‘Pichaikkaran’. The film focuses on Selvi, played by Swasika, a mother who raises her two sons, Bhaskar and Vivek, on her own.As the brothers grow older, they move in different directions in life. One of them works as an IELTS coach, while both continue to carry traces of a long-standing rivalry.
‘Nooru Saami’ box office collections day 2: Swasika starrer sees 62.7% growth; Saturday collections hit Rs 1.22 Cr
‘Nooru Saami’ box office collections day 2: Swasika starrer sees 62.7% growth; Saturday collections hit Rs 1.22 Cr
Occupancy improves through the day
‘Nooru Saami’ recorded an overall Tamil occupancy of 24.16 percent on Day 2. Morning shows registered 7.31 percent occupancy. The numbers increased during the afternoon, which stood at 15.46 percent. Evening occupancy reached 22 percent, while night shows recorded 22.85 percent.
ETimes praises ‘Nooru Saami’
In its review, ETimes noted that the film avoids several conventional tropes often associated with village-based stories.Reviewing the film, ETimes wrote, “We’ve seen like a thousand such village drama setups before. The surprise is how rarely Sasi reaches for the obvious. No wailing, no revenge, none of the honour-killing theatrics these stories tend to slide into. It threatens to once or twice, when things heat up around Selvi’s brother (Karunas), then steadies itself. The governing mood is closer to amusing outrage. Nearly everyone runs on a short fuse, quick to bristle and quicker to argue, yet that irritability never curdles into grating melodrama.“DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
