Leo TN Box Office Collection Day 4: Thalapathy Vijay’s Movie BEATS Jailer, KGF 2 On 1st Sunday With Huge Gap

Thalapathy Vijay's recent release Leo has been making headlines since it was announced. After all, it marks the superstar's second collaboration with ace filmmaker Lokesh Kanagaraj. Also starring Trisha Krishnan and Sanjay Dutt in the lead, the action thriller has been one of the most anticipated releases of the year. However, despite the substantial buzz, Leo has opened to average reviews.

But the average reviews have failed to impact the box office collection of Leo as the movie has been doing wonders at the box office. After a phenomenal start at the box office, Leo has been going strong at the box office in the first week especially in Tamil Nadu. After becoming the fastest movie to cross Rs 100 crores mark in Tamil Nadu, Leo is now beaten Jailer and KGF 2.

According to a report published in Sacnilk, Leo had minted Rs 27.9 crores in Tamil Nadu on day 4 (first Sunday). It has managed to beat Jailer and KGF 2 with a huge gap as the Rajinikanth starrer had earned Rs 23.9 crores on its day 4 while KGF 2 had minted Rs 9.2 crores.

Interestingly, Leo has been unstoppable at the box office as it has managed to cross Rs 200 crores mark in five days of release. Reportedly, Leo will be witnessing a massive drop in collections today (day 5/first Monday) and will be minting Rs 25.81 crores at the box office. If the reports turned out to be true, it will take the overall collection of the movie to Rs 207.76 crores. It is evident that Leo is continuing its winning run at the box office and is likely to cross more milestones in the coming days. This isn't all. Leo has also crossed Rs 400 crores at the worldwide box office.

Earlier, talking about this much anticipated Thalapthy Vijay starrer action thriller, Lokesh Kanagraj said, "Leo is a very special film for me. I have tried something experimental. I have no words to describe the amount of work that Vijay anna put in for this movie. And I am eager to show everything to the audience".