Suriya and Trisha's 'Karuppu' has grossed Rs 189.05 crore worldwide in its first week. The fantasy action entertainer, blending mythology and courtroom drama, saw steady collections despite a slight dip on Day 7, with the Tamil version leading the numbers.
Suriya and Trisha Krishnan's film 'Karuppu' nears Rs 100 crore in India, collecting Rs 12.75 crore on its fifth day. The movie has grossed Rs 161.04 crore worldwide in five days, with Tamil Nadu leading domestic collections.
Suriya's mythological action drama 'Karuppu', also starring Trisha Krishnan, has achieved a strong opening weekend, grossing over Rs 120.75 crore worldwide. The film saw significant collection increases on Saturday and Sunday.
Suriya's 'Karuppu' has shown strong box office performance, earning Rs 23.40 crore on its second day, a 51% increase from its opening. The film has garnered Rs 38.90 crore in India and Rs 21 crore internationally within two days.
Suriya's film 'Karuppu' had a strong opening, grossing Rs 20.66 crore worldwide on its first day. The film performed well domestically, especially in Tamil Nadu, and also saw significant contributions from overseas markets. Critical reception, however, was mixed.
Actress Trisha Krishnan's old interview clip has resurfaced and is trending online. In the 2004 video, she jokingly spoke about becoming a chief minister. This has sparked nostalgia and amusement among fans, especially after Thalapathy Vijay's recent election victory. The clip highlights Trisha's early career charm. Meanwhile, Trisha is awaiting the release of her upcoming film 'Karuppu' with Suriya.
Election day in Tamil Nadu witnessed strong voter participation with thousands of polling stations set up across the state. Several prominent Kollywood celebrities including Rajinikanth, Vijay, Kamal Haasan, Sivakarthikeyan, and Ajith Kumar cast their votes, drawing significant media attention and fan crowds. Ajith Kumar was among the first celebrities to vote early morning, while Rajinikanth arrived with daughter Soundarya. Actors also urged citizens to vote responsibly and consider governance for the next five years.
