Japan Box Office Collection Day 1 Prediction: Karthi's Latest Heist Comedy Drama Opens To Positive Response

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Karthi's latest comedy-crime thriller Japan, written and directed by Raju Murugan hit the screens amid decent expectations on November 10. The movie features Anu Emmanuel as the female lead and marks the seventh collaboration of the actor with Dream Warrior Pictures banner helmed by S R Prabhu.

The Diwali festival release is getting a thumping response from fans of the actor and critics alike. Japan is said to be an entertaining watch with the second half stealing the show with an above-average first half.

GV Prakash Kumar's background score, visuals, and Karthi's characterization are the stand-out features of Japan. The movie is an action ride with a generous dose of comedy in the narration, according to the public reviews.

Japan Movie Premise

Japan is a notorious thief who steals jewelry worth Rs 200 Crore at a store. This event kick-starts a cat-and-mouse chase between the cops and Japan.

Japan Box Office Collection Prediction

On its opening day, Karthi's Japan is expected to earn about Rs 6 Crore from all languages and regions in India, according to Sacnilk with an occupancy ratio of 21.33% for the morning shows.

There are different opinions regarding Japan's first-day collections among trade experts. Popular Analyst Manobala Vijayabalan opines the movie might have an opening above Rs 5 Crore from Tamil Nadu and about Rs 10 Crore from India. Another analyst Siddharth Srinivasan who said Japan lacks buzz surrounding Jigarthanda DoubleX opined that the movie might make about Rs 6 Crore to Rs 10 Crore and might pick up due to the festival season.

Japan Cast

The crime comedy film stars Karthi as Japan, Anu Emmanuel, Jithan Ramesh, KS Ravikumar, Sunil, Vijay Milton, Vagai Chandrasekhar, and Bava Chelladurai among others in important roles.

Japan Crew

The movie is a production venture of Dream Warrior Pictures helmed by SR Prabhu. Raju Murugan wrote and directed the movie. GV Prakash Kumar worked as the film's entire sound and music composer. Philomin Raj and Ravi Varman worked as Japan's editor and cinematographer, respectively.