How is 'Dude' performing at the box office?

The film 'Dude' has experienced a slowdown at the box office after a robust opening, earning Rs 91 lakhs on its 13th day and reaching a total collection of around Rs 69 crore.

What is the performance of 'Dude' in the Tamil and Telugu markets?

The Tamil version of 'Dude' has maintained a steady attendance, while the Telugu version has witnessed a sharp decline in audience turnout.

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'Dude' Slows Down at Box Office After Strong Start

Q: Will 'Dude' be able to cross the Rs 70 crore mark domestically?

The film is likely to rely on its upcoming weekend performance to cross the Rs 70 crore mark domestically, as the weekday earnings have dropped below Rs 1 crore.

30 Oct

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Summary

'Dude' earns Rs 91 lakhs on 13th day, total at Rs 69 crore
Tamil version maintains steady attendance, Telugu version sees sharp dip
Film likely to rely on upcoming weekend to cross Rs 70 crore mark

'Dude' Slows Down at Box Office After Strong Start

According to the latest reports, the film 'Dude' has experienced a slowdown at the box office after a strong opening. On its 13th day, the movie earned Rs 91 lakhs, bringing its cumulative earnings to approximately Rs 69 crore across all languages.

The Tamil version of 'Dude' has maintained a steady attendance, with an overall occupancy of 15.11% on Wednesday, October 29. The film's performance ranged from 12.45% in the morning to 16.22% in the afternoon, stabilizing around 16.20% by night.

However, the Telugu version of the film has witnessed a sharper decline, with an overall occupancy of 10.62%. The audience turnout for the Telugu version ranged from 9.73% in the morning to 11.07% by evening.

With the weekday earnings dropping below Rs 1 crore, 'Dude' is now likely to rely on its upcoming weekend performance to cross the Rs 70 crore mark domestically. The film, directed by debutant Keerthiswaran and starring Pradeep Ranganathan and Mamitha Baiju, has been described as a 'one-time watchable' flick, not quite up to the mark of Pradeep Ranganathan's previous movies 'Dragon' and 'Love Today'.

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