‘I, Nothing’ box office collection on second day: Prithviraj Sukumaran’s thriller grows by 0.9%; India Net will reach Rs 4.42 Cr | Malayalam Movie News

‘I, Nothing’ box office collection on second day: Prithviraj Sukumaran’s thriller grows by 0.9%; India Net will reach Rs 4.42 Cr

Prithviraj Sukumaran‘I, Nobody’ continued its box office tour and performed well on its second day. The Malayalam entertainer saw a slight increase in collections after it opened in theaters on Thursday.

Collection day 2 see little change

According to Sacnilk, ‘I, Nobody’ collected Rs 2.22 crore nett in India on Day 2. The latest figure represents a growth of about 0.9 percent compared to the opening day’s Rs 2.20 crore.The film took second days from 1,705 shows across the country. The total collection for India has reached Rs 4.42 crore. All India collections currently stand at Rs 5.13 crore.

Late night shows tend to be crowded

The Malayalam version of ‘I, Nothing’ registered 18.47 percent on Friday. The movie opened with 8.42 percent in the morning shows.Daytime viewers reached 15.08 percent, while evening shows recorded 15.83 percent. The strongest response came from the night shows, where the performance rose to 31.42 percent.

A thriller built around a terrible misunderstanding

‘I, Nobody’ follows Rajeevan, portrayed by Prithviraj Sukumaran, whose life takes an unexpected turn after a bank robbery goes horribly wrong. Following this, they are mistakenly believed to have a knowledge of bankruptcy.Rajeevan becomes the target of several people who are looking for the money. Soon the situation puts his family in danger.

ETimes verdict

ETimes reviewed ‘I, Nothing’ positively stating that the film loses momentum after the opening half.The review says, “As an entertainer, this film excels. The first half works and packs a punch. However, the second half does not live up to the previous build. The end is a bit more complicated – almost like an easy way or a good shortcut.The movie is a visual entertainer with enough moments of excitement. While it doesn’t live up to the promise of its first half, its strong performances, moral commentary and technical excellence make it a worthwhile watch, albeit a long one. “DISCLAIMER: Box office numbers and content in this article are compiled from personal and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless otherwise specified, which gives a good idea of ​​the performance of the video box. These figures are subject to change as studio information is updated or additional market reports are completed. This information is provided by us for information and entertainment purposes only.