Vikrant Rona Day 4 Box Office Collection Worldwide: Sudeep's Thriller Reaches Breaks-Even Point!

Vikrant Rona, Kiccha Sudeep's latest pan-India venture, is running successfully at the box office. The movie, which hit the screens worldwide on July 28, opened to a positive response from fans and moviegoers alike. The movie's thriller genre and in addition to the rainforest in a fictional village, tied up around mysterious deaths of children and men, has set the premise in an interesting tone.

The movie is the most successful among the several other releases in the week that went by and is continuing to attract viewers. Vikrant Rona (Sudeep) arrives as a new Inspector at the police station of Kumarattu village after the former inspector is found dead in the haunted house' well. Things take a terrible turn following the event. How Vikrant Rona puts an end to the murder spree in the village is all about the film.

For the filming, the team opted to construct huge sets of rainforest in Annapurna Studios and Ramoji Film City, where almost 80 per cent of the film was shot. The film's music and visuals have been met with applause. The performances of the cast are up to the mark and add another layer to their respective roles.

Take a look at the day 4 Vikrant Rona worldwide box office collection down here:

Day 1: Rs 25 Crore gross
Day 2: Rs 11.71 Crore gross
Day 3: Rs 15.05 Crore gross
Day 4: Rs 15.69 Crore gross

Total 4 days Worldwide Gross: Rs 67.45 Crore

Vikrant Rona 4 days box office collection area wise

Karnataka- Rs 46.15 Crore
Telugu States - Rs 5.80 Crore
Tamil Nadu - Rs 2.05 Crore
Kerala - Rs 0.60 Crore
Hindi+ROI - Rs 8.40 Crore
Overseas - Rs 4.45 Crore

Total Worldwide Collection Gross - Rs 67.45 Crore Approx

Vikrant Rona is produced by Shalini Manjunath and Jack Manjunath under the banners Invenio Films India, Shalini Artss, and Kichcha Creations jointly. The movie's thumping music and background score are composed by B Ajaneesh Lokanth. The film's cinematography, which has been received with great applause, is rendered by William David. Ashik Kusugolli edited Vikrant Rona, which is made on a budget of Rs 95 Crore.