Kerala Story Box Office Collection Day 22: Leaps Beyond Expectations At BO

Kerala Story Box Office Collection Day 22: The Kerala Story movie is bouncing back above its previous day collections for every two days which is not a regular thing at the box office.

If a film is collecting too good, the graph will mostly move up on weekends, slows down on weekdays and it may again increase on the weekend based on the demand for the film among audience.

The Kerala Story Is An Exception At BO

But the film 'The Kerala Story' stands out as an exeception on this study. It is said that the uneven bulk ticket bookings at various states of India on each day creates this confusing rate of collection at the box office.

Here is the day-wise box office collection (India) of The Kerala Story:

Day 1: Rs 8.07 Crore
Day 2: Rs 12.03 Crore
Day 3: Rs 16.04 Crore
Day 4: Rs 11.05 Crore
Day 5: Rs 12.08 Crore
Day 6: Rs 12.16 Crore
Day 7: Rs 11.10 Crore
Day 8: Rs 12.07 Crore
Day 9: Rs 19.75 Crore
Day 10: Rs 24.05 Crore
Day 11: Rs 12.25 Crore
Day 12: Rs 12.90 Crore
Day 13: Rs 9.75 Crore
Day 14: Rs 9.43 Crore
Day 15: Rs 6.80 Crore
Day 16: Rs 9.28 Crore
Day 17: Rs 11.07 Crore
Day 18: Rs 4.48 Crore
Day 19: Rs 3.75 Crore
Day 20: Rs 3.21 Crore
Day 21: Rs 3.74 Crore
Day 22: Rs 2.50 Crore (Early Estimates)

Total 22 Days Collection: Rs 222.83 Crore (Early Estimates)

The Kerala Story movie was released on May 5 despite strong protests. Directed by Sudipto Sen, this film collected Rs 200 crores at the box office. The film, which incites religious hatred, drew protests from many quarters. The film was screened for only two days in Tamil Nadu.

Nawazuddin Siddiqui Says No To Ban Films

In this situation, Nawazuddin Siddiqui was also asked about this during the promotion of Jogira Sara Ra Ra. Rumors said that the actor asked to ban the film. Following this, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who got tensed, tweeted about The Kerala Story controversy. In it, he posted, "Please don't spread false news. Stop spreading rumors for TRP. I never said to ban The Kerala Story. Stop demanding to ban films."