Drishyam 3 Day 10 Box Office: Mohanlal's Film Nets Rs. 5.10 Cr and Breaks Records in Karnataka

The return of Georgekutty has clearly struck a chord with the audience, as Mohanlal's Drishyam 3 is currently showing the kind of box office dominance we usually associate with major festival releases. In just ten days, the film has managed to rewrite several record books, proving that the brand value of this franchise is arguably the strongest in Malayalam cinema today. It is not just about the local market either; the film is performing like a global juggernaut, comfortably crossing milestones in record time.

On its second Saturday, the film witnessed a significant surge in momentum. The Day 10 collections stood at 5.10 crore, which is a healthy 18.6 percent jump from the 4.30 crore it earned on Friday. This late-week oxygen has pushed the total India net collection to 91.35 crore, while the domestic gross has officially breached the 100-crore mark, sitting at 106 crore. This makes Drishyam 3 Mohanlal's fourth film to enter the domestic 100-crore gross club, a feat very few actors in the industry can claim.

The story is even more impressive when you look at the worldwide picture. The overseas market contributed another 6 crore on Saturday, taking the total international gross to 113.75 crore. When we combine the domestic and international numbers, the worldwide gross collection has now soared to 219.75 crore. In just ten days of its run, the film has already climbed to the 6th position in the list of highest-grossing Malayalam films of all time in India. The sheer speed of this ascent is a clear indicator of the film's universal appeal.

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Regional performance remains a major highlight, especially in Karnataka. The film has officially collected 12.49 crore gross in the state, narrowly surpassing the 12.48 crore mark set by Empuraan to emerge as Mohanlal's highest-grossing film in Karnataka. Meanwhile, in North America, the film is holding steady with a Friday gross of 34,000 dollars, taking its total in that territory to 1.83 million dollars. These numbers suggest a very long and profitable road ahead for the producers.

Ground-level occupancy data further illustrates this success. In Kerala, Kochi remains the strongest performer with a staggering 56.8 percent occupancy, followed by Trivandrum at 33.5 percent. Even in non-Malayalam speaking regions like Bengaluru and Hyderabad, the film is attracting crowds with 25.5 percent and 16.5 percent occupancy respectively. This consistent interest across nearly 2,570 shows on Saturday alone is what is keeping the moolah flowing into the kitty.

Looking at the ticket windows, the volume is quite substantial. On Saturday, BookMyShow recorded approximately 154,500 ticket sales, bringing the platform's total to a massive 3.47 million tickets for the entire run. The national chains are playing a significant role in this volume as well. On Saturday, PVR led the way with roughly 13,600 tickets, followed by INOX with 4,100 and Cinepolis with 3,300. In total, these three major chains moved about 21,000 tickets on the second Saturday. With the way the film is trending, it is safe to say that Georgekutty's latest secret is a blockbuster success.