Mookuthi Amman 2 is now past its opening burst, and the Day 6 numbers show what the working week is actually worth to the Tamil devotional comedy-fantasy. The film collected an estimated ₹1.00 Cr net across all languages from 1,589 shows, according to Sacnilk’s tracking.
The Tamil version produced ₹87 L from 1,366 shows; the Telugu version added ₹13 L from 223 shows. That takes the India net total to ₹17.18 Cr and India gross to ₹19.87 Cr. Overseas and worldwide gross are not available in the tracker.
The 52.4% slide
Day 6’s ₹1.00 Cr is a 52.4% fall from Day 5’s ₹2.10 Cr. The day sold an estimated 98,450 tickets, taking the run total to 1,491,559. Average collection was ₹6,293 per show.
This is the typical post-weekend correction, but its size matters. A drop above 50% means the film is leaning on its core audience rather than expanding through word of mouth. For a devotional fantasy sequel, that core is concentrated in Tamil-speaking markets.
Tamil Nadu is doing the heavy lifting
Tamil accounted for 87% of Day 6 net, with the Telugu dub contributing the remainder in the tracked split. State-level data make the dependency even clearer: Tamil Nadu delivered ₹87 L gross, or 75.7% of the ₹1.15 Cr tracked; AP/Telangana contributed ₹15 L.
Occupancy for Tamil 2D shows was 20.7% across tracked markets on Day 6. Pondicherry and Mumbai printed 32%; Chennai was at 23.8%.
- Day 6 net: ₹1.00 Cr from 1,589 shows
- Day 6 drop: 52.4% from Day 5’s ₹2.10 Cr
- Tamil Nadu share: ₹87 L gross, 75.7% of tracked gross
- Day 7 advance: 57,115 tickets from 1,491 shows, ₹68.89 L gross as of 6 AM
What to watch next
The Day 7 advance gives an early hint: 57,115 tickets are booked across 1,491 shows, worth ₹68.89 L gross as of 6 AM. That is not a collapse, but it is a smaller footprint than the weekend.
For exhibitors and buyers, the useful signal is the market split. If Tamil Nadu keeps holding around 75% of tracked gross, the second weekend is really a Tamil Nadu story. The Telugu dub, at ₹13 L from 223 shows, remains a marginal add-on rather than a second engine.
The question now is whether weekday takings stabilise around the ₹1 Cr mark or keep slipping. That hold, more than the opening, will decide how many screens stay with the film through the next weekend.
Source: Sacnilk
