Cracker of a Diwali for Rajini's 'Annaatthe' at the box office, crosses Rs 150 crore worldwide

Director Siva's Annaatthe, starring Rajinikanth, Nayanthara and Keerthy Suresh in the lead roles, is raking in the moolah at the box office, if claims made on social media are to be believed.

In four days, the family entertainer has grossed over Rs 150 crore at the box office worldwide and is still going strong. Trade analyst Manobala Vijayabalan shared a report saying that the film had collected Rs 146.53 crore in three days.

Earlier, Online platform Book My Show on Saturday tweeted that it had sold a whopping one million tickets for Annaatthe by November 5. It added that Annaatthe is the first movie to cross the one-million mark on the platform after the second lockdown was lifted.

Other sources too seem to indicate the film has taken a fantastic opening. Qube Cinema, in a tweet, claimed that 'Annaatthe' had collected $1.5 million across all first day, first shows overseas, excluding the UK and Europe.

Chennai-based trade analyst Manobala Vijayabalan on Twitter claimed that the film, which was released for Deepavali, had collected Rs 34.92 crore on the first day in Tamil Nadu alone. On Day Two, he said, the movie had earned Rs 27.15 crore, taking the total collections in the state up to Rs 62.07 crore.

'Annaatthe' was released in 1,100 overseas theatres, the biggest such rollout for a Tamil film. The film, which has a huge star cast that includes Khushbu, Meena, Soori and Jagapathi Babu, and is about sibling love, however, opened to mixed reviews. The audiences, though, seem to have ignored the critics and crowded theatres to see their favourite Thalaiva.

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