'Indian 2' box office collection day 3: Kamal Haasan starrer zooms past the 100 crore mark

'Indian 2' featuring Kamal Haasan in the lead role had its theatrical release on July 12, and the highly-anticipated film opened with a grand start at the box office. However, the film failed to secure positive reviews, and it received average reviews throughout the opening day. It slowed down the mega-budget drama, and the next two-day collections of 'Indian 2' were lower than the opening day.According to Sacnilk, 'Indian 2' has grossed over Rs 25 crore on day 3 in India, and it takes the overall domestic collection of the film around Rs 84 crore. The overseas collection of the film is estimated to be around Rs 20 crore from the 3-day opening weekend, and it made the film successfully surpass the 100 crore mark at the end of the first weekend.
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In Tamil Nadu, 'Indian 2' has grossed around Rs 30 crore in 3 days, and Kamal Haasan's film has got major support from the home state audience. Despite average reviews, 'Indian 2' got great support from family audiences and fans during the weekend. But the highly-anticipated sequel might fall deep at the box office in the upcoming days as the buzz for the film looks weak., and the film is to face a strong battle at the box office.
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Directed by Shankar, 'Indian 2' is a sequel to the 1996 release 'Indian', and the film marks the director's reunion with Kamal Haasan. The successful duo failed to impress the audience as the film's screenplay looked outdated, and the sequel can't match the legacy of the prequel.
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