Parasakthi Box Office Collection: Film Inches Closer to Rs 50 Crore Milestone
The Tamil film Parasakthi has completed a ten-day run in theaters with respectable box office numbers. According to early estimates from the Sacnilk website, the movie has now collected approximately Rs 49.45 crore in net earnings across India. This total brings the production very close to the significant Rs 50 crore mark.
Day-by-Day Performance Shows Weekend Strength
Parasakthi enjoyed a solid first week at the box office, earning Rs 36.25 crore during that initial period. The film maintained strong momentum through the weekend. Day 7 delivered an impressive Rs 5 crore in collections. Day 8 followed closely with Rs 4.85 crore. However, the numbers began to taper off as weekdays arrived.
Day 9 saw a noticeable drop to Rs 2.65 crore. Day 10 collections slowed further to around Rs 80 lakh, which industry observers consider normal for a weekday. Despite this expected decline, the film's cumulative total continues to climb steadily toward the Rs 50 crore threshold.
Theater Occupancy Remains Moderate
Occupancy data for Tamil language shows reveals moderate audience turnout. On the last reported day, Parasakthi recorded an overall Tamil occupancy rate of 13.71 percent. Morning shows attracted 11.51 percent occupancy. Afternoon performances improved slightly to 13.64 percent.
Evening shows saw further growth with 14.18 percent occupancy. Night shows performed best of all with 15.52 percent attendance. These figures indicate consistent but not overwhelming audience interest during the film's second week.
Creative Team and Cast Details
Director Sudha Kongara helms Parasakthi. The film features popular actor Sivakarthikeyan in the lead role. Supporting cast members include Ravi Mohan, Sreeleela, Atharvaa, and Rana Daggubati in key performances.
Social Media Reactions Show Division
Online discussions about Parasakthi reveal sharply divided opinions among viewers. Some audience members express disappointment with the film's emotional impact. One social media user commented extensively about casting choices and screenplay issues.
"The flavor of Parasakthi could have been very different with different actors," the user wrote. They suggested Suriya, Dulquer Salmaan, Nazriya Nazim, and Vijay Verma might have created a different dynamic than the actual cast of Sivakarthikeyan, Atharvaa, Sreeleela, and Ravi Mohan.
The user continued, "But the film's biggest undoing is the lackluster screenplay and dialogues. A plot dealing with language politics needs to be emotionally compelling from start to finish. A one-minute cameo toward the end and a moderately impressive interval block aren't sufficient. Choosing to go full-blown commercial with romantic duets and similar elements with such a core conflict comes across as shooting oneself in the foot."
Another viewer raised concerns about historical representation in the film. "This is not a revolution of Tamil people," they wrote. "History fails and truth disappears. The movie doesn't match with the original history of Tamil people. Around three hundred people were sacrificed, but the movie depicts Malayalam and Telugu peoples instead. This clearly shows they are making a pan-India movie rather than showing the real incident."
Looking Ahead to Coming Days
As Parasakthi enters its next phase of theatrical release, industry watchers are focusing on whether the Sivakarthikeyan-starrer can successfully cross the Rs 50 crore milestone. The film's performance in the coming days will determine if it maintains enough momentum to reach this significant box office benchmark.
Box office numbers and data in this report come from various public and industry sources. All figures represent approximate values that may change as official studio data becomes available or as additional international market reports are finalized. This information serves entertainment and informational purposes only.
