Thangalaan Final Box Office Collection Worldwide!

Thangalaan, starring Chiyaan Vikram, Malavika Mohanan, Parvathy Thiruvothu and others ended its theatrical run on a disappointing note. The Tamil movie directed by Pa. Ranjith collected Rs 164 crore at the worldwide box office, adding another block buster to the actor's name. 

The Tamil action-adventure film was released in theatres on August 15 and received mixed reviews from critics. However, Vikram’s performance has been praised unanimously. Considering the overall theme and subject, many felt that the film went over budget and even though the exact number is not known, it is reported to carry a cost of 135 crores.

Coming to the collection update, Thangalaan has amassed 140.05 crores gross in 25 days, which is a very low score for such a big film. Including taxes, the gross collection stands at 146.33 crores gross at the Indian box office. In overseas, it has earned 18.25 crores gross and the run is almost ended there. Combining both Indian and overseas gross, the worldwide box office collection stands at 164.45+ crores gross in 25 days.

Area	Gross Collection
Tamil Nadu	Rs. 72.00 crore
Karnataka	Rs. 5.60 crore
AP/TS	Rs. 38.75 crore
Kerala	Rs. 4.00 crore
North India	Rs. 25.80 crore
0verseas	Rs. 18.30 crore
Total	Rs. 164.45 crore

About Thangalaan

Thangalaan tells the story of a tribal community leader, portrayed by Chiyaan Vikram. During a British-led expedition, the leader and his tribe help Lord Clement, a British General and colonizer, in the quest to extract gold from the mines in Kolar.

To preserve his tribe's legacy and ensure their safety, Thangalaan chooses to ally with his oppressor, who has promised him a portion of gold in exchange for assistance. The remainder of the film delves into an adventurous drama filled with a blend of political intrigue and mythical themes.

Disclaimer: The box office figures are compiled from various sources and our own research. The figures can be approximate, and FE does not make any claims about the authenticity of the data. However, they are adequately indicative of the box-office performance of the films in question.