Mollywood
hasn't
had
the
chance
to
bring
up
a
list
like
the
100
Crore
club
in
Bollywood,
Kollywood
and
Tollywood
as
the
market
of
Malayalam
films
is
comparatively
lesser.
But,
Malayalam
films
could
definitely
make
up
an
'Elite
300
club',
which
would
consist
of
Malayalam
films
that
ran
for
more
than
300
days
at
theatres.
Here
we
list
some
of
the
Malayalam
films
which
completed
300
days
or
more
in
the
theatres.
Go
through
the
slides
to
know
more
about
the
films..
Godfather
(1991)
Godfather
directed
by
Siddique-Lal
has
the
distinction
of
being
the
longest
running
film
in
the
history
of
Malayalam
cinema.
The
film
ran
for
404
days
at
a
theatre
in
Trivandrum.
The
film
ran
for
97
days
in
regular
shows
and
later
it
was
reduced
to
a
single
show.
Chithram
(1988)
Chithram
is
one
of
the
longest
running
films
in
the
history
of
Malayalam
cinema.
The
film
also
holds
the
record
of
completing
300
days
in
maximum
number
of
theatres,
that
too,
in
regular
shows.
Kilukkam
(1991)
Kilukkam
directed
by
Priyadarshan
went
on
to
break
many
box
office
records.
The
film
was
the
first
Malayalam
film
to
gross
5
Crores
at
the
box-office.
Kilukkam
too,
crossed
300
days
in
a
couple
of
theatres.
Oru
Vadakkan
Veeragadha
(1989)
Oru
Vadakkan
Veeragadha
is
one
such
film
that
became
a
big
hit
in
award
circuits
as
well
as,
in
the
theatres.
The
film
did
run
for
more
than
300
days
in
selected
theatres.
Manichithrathazhu
(1993)
Manichithrathazhu
enjoyed
a
phenomenal
run
at
the
theatres.
The
film
crossed
300
days
in
three
theatres
and
went
on
to
become
a
cult-classic.
No
wonder
why
Manichithrathazhu,
is
one
of
the
films
which
has
been
remade
to
most
number
of
languages.
Hitler
(1996)
Hitler,
directed
by
Siddique-Lal
did
break
many
box
office
records
back
then.
The
film
went
on
to
complete
300
days
of
run
at
the
theatres.
It
did
also
holds
the
record
for
the
maximum
number
of
housefull
shows
in
theatres.
Oru
CBI
Diarykurippu
(1988)
Oru
CBI
Diarykurippu
had
a
sensational
run
in
Tamil
Nadu
just
like
Kerala.
The
film
completed
300
days
of
run
at
Safire
theatre
in
Chennai.
Premam
(2015)
Well,
Premam
might
not
have
completed
300
days
of
run
at
theatres
in
Kerala,
but,
it
definitely
achieved
this
landmark
in
Tamil
Nadu.
Premam,
did
have
a
phenomenal
run
at
a
theatre
in
Chennai
when
it
completed
300
days
of
run
at
that
particular
theatre.
Well,
films
completing
300
days
in
theatres
are
a
rarity
nowadays,
with
exceptions
like
Premam
and
Drishyam
which
had
a
phenomenal
run
at
the
theatres.
Nowadays,
it
is
even
hard
to
pinpoint
movies
that
completed
100
days
of
run
at
theatres.
It
is
not
that
the
quality
of
the
films
have
come
down,
but
with
multiplexes
coming
into
action
and
wide
release
coming
into
foray,
we
can't
expect
a
film
to
complete
300
days
of
run
at
a
theatre.
But,
with
the
number
of
theatres
increasing,
the
collections
have
also
soared
to
new
heights.
Even
though,
we
are
yet
to
cross
the
100
Crores
mark,
Malayalam
film
industry
can
proudly
say
that
they
have
made
it
to
50
Crores
club
with
films
like
Premam,
Drishyam,
Ennu
Ninte
Moideen
etc.
entering
the
club.