Top Tamil Films That Conquered The Chinese Box Office: Jailer, Leo, And More

By Syed Ameenuddin

| Published: Monday, January 13, 2025, 11:01 [IST]

The top Tamil films that have made a significant impact at the Chinese box office. Rajinikanth's "2.0" leads with an impressive ₹656 crores, followed by "Jailer" with ₹605 crores. Vijay's "Leo" earned ₹592.92 crores, showcasing its engaging content. "Ponniyin Selvan" collected ₹498.8 crores, demonstrating the universal appeal of historical dramas. Lastly, "Kaathu Vaakula Rendu Kaadhal" grossed ₹459 crores, highlighting the growing popularity of Tamil cinema abroad.

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Rajinikanth 2.0: The science fiction sequel '2.0', helmed by director Shankar, stands out with a staggering income of 656 crores in the Chinese market, following its storyline from the hit film 'Enthiran'.

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Jailer, featuring the legendary actor Rajinikanth and directed by Nelson. This movie captivated audiences in China, bringing in 605 crores. It's a testament to Rajinikanth's enduring popularity and the film's universal appeal.

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Vijay's Leo movie made a mark as well. This addition to Lokesh Kanagaraj's cinematic universe, starring Vijay, garnered both critical acclaim and financial success, earning 592.92 crores. Despite mixed reviews, the film's engaging content proved to be a hit among Chinese audiences.

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Ponniyin Selvan also captured the imagination of viewers in China. With its grand production values and epic storytelling, it managed to collect 498.8 crores, demonstrating the universal appeal of well-crafted historical dramas.

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Kaathu Vaakula Rendu Kaadhal, under the direction of Venkat Prabhu and featuring an ensemble cast including Vijay, made an impressive mark by grossing almost 459 crores in China. This romantic drama's success further underscores the growing popularity of Tamil films abroad.

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