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Karavali: Profitable but Not Yet a Hit
13 Aug
Summary
- The film has recouped its investment and is profitable.
- Karavali has earned 7.69 crore in India over 20 days.
- A hit verdict requires a 100% return on investment.
Raj B Shetty and Prajwal Devaraj's Kannada film Karavali has achieved a significant milestone, completing 20 days in theaters and proving to be a profitable venture by recouping its investment.
The action drama has collected a net total of 7.69 crore in India, with a gross worldwide total of 9.07 crore. Over its first three weeks, the film garnered 5.18 crore in week one and 2.36 crore in week two, with daily collections slowing in subsequent days.
Directed and produced by Gurudatha Ganiga, Karavali was made on a budget of 4.6 crore. With earnings of 7.05 crore so far, the film has registered a 67.17% return on investment. Despite its profitability, Karavali needs to double its net collection to achieve a 'hit' verdict, a goal that appears unlikely at its current box office pace.
