Mask Box Office Collection Day 7: Kavin And Andrea Jeremiah’s Film Reaches ₹6.85 Crore In India

Mask Box Office Collection: Mask, the Tamil action thriller starring Kavin and Andrea Jeremiah, completed its first week in theaters on November 27. Written and directed by debutant Vikarnan Ashok, the film is a joint production of The Show Must Go On and Black Madras Films, with Andrea Jeremiah and SP Chockalingam credited as producers. Mentored by Vetrimaaran, the film features music by G. V. Prakash Kumar, cinematography by R. D. Rajasekhar, and editing by R. Ramar.

According to box office tracking portal Sacnilk, Mask earned an estimated ₹6.85 crore net in India over its first seven days. The daily collections indicate a steady opening with expected weekday drops, with the highest earnings over the opening weekend. Day-wise numbers were: Day 1 - ₹1.15 crore, Day 2 - ₹1.45 crore, Day 3 - ₹1.4 crore, Day 4 - ₹0.75 crore, Day 5 - ₹0.75 crore, Day 6 - ₹0.7 crore, and Day 7 - ₹0.65 crore (early estimates).

Plot and Crew Highlights of Mask

The film revolves around a high-stakes heist of ₹440 crores and the ensuing struggle to recover it within seven days. The story unfolds as a game of greed, betrayal, and intrigue involving a cunning man, a manipulative woman, and an unpredictable character armed with a bag full of tricks.

The technical crew behind Mask is extensive, with art direction by Jacki and M. Vijay Iyyappan, stunt coordination by Peter Hein and Vicky, and costume design by Poorthi and Vipin. Choreography was handled by Azar and Viji, while sound design and mixing were overseen by Prathap K; DI work was managed by D Studios, with post-color grading by K. S. Rajasekaran. Visual effects were executed by Lorven Studios under the supervision of R. Harihara Suthan. Publicity and promotional designs were created by Viyaki, with stills captured by Sai Santhosh and marketing efforts coordinated by Riaz K. Ahmed.

The first-week performance reflects a moderate audience turnout, with the weekend contributing the bulk of collections. As Mask enters its second week, box office analysts and industry observers will monitor its continued run.