GOAT Box Office, Day 2 Report: Thalapathy Vijay’s Film Sees Its First Dip But Manages To Collect

New Delhi: Thalapathy Vijay’s GOAT is roaring at the box office. The film saw a first dip on Friday and yet has managed to earn Rs. 68 cr on its second day at the box office. As per Sacnilk.com, the film continues to do good business at the box office. ‘GOAT’ collected Rs. 44 cr on Thursday. For all languages, the film collected Rs. 24.75 cr net for all languages ​​on its second day.

GOAT Box office report Day 2

As per Sacnilk.com, ‘GOAT’ collected Rs. 39.15 cr in Tamil, Rs. 1.85 cr in Hindi, Rs. 3 cr in Telugu on Thursday, taking the total to Rs. 44 cr. On its second day, the film collected Rs. 24.75 cr total, with Rs. 22 cr from Tami, Hindi: Rs. 1.5 cr, and Telugu Rs. 1.25 cr nett.

As of now, the film has collected Rs. 68.75 cr( Tamil: Rs. 61.15 cr, Hindi: Rs. 3.35, Telugu: Rs. 4.25 cr) in India. The film’s overall Tamil occupancy was also among the highest: 60.38%.

‘GOAT’ has also become the biggest Tamil opener with a domestic opening of Rs. 55 cr throughout India. The film has managed to surpass other Tamil blockbusters like ‘Jailer’ and ‘Vikram’s opening box office day collection.

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Dip in collection

Despite the great occupancy number, ‘GOAT’ has seen a decline in its second day collections. This could also be because of regional holidays, mixed reviews and other releases around the corner.

However ‘GOAT’ is performing decently. The film’s opening day collection fell short of Vijay’s previous film ‘Leo’ which collected Rs. 148.5 cr on its opening day.

Meanwhile, it is quite crucial for ‘GOAT’ to perform well. With a budget of almost Rs. 400 cr, the coming weekend will be important in determining whether the film will be a hit or flop, and how it fares in comparison to Vijay’s previous films.

Despite the initial dip in second day, many trade analysts expect the film to outperform and do well as the weekend unfolds.