Tourist Family Box Office Collection Day 3 Prediction: Simran-starrer Comedy-Drama Holds High Amid Competition

Tourist Family Box Office Collection Day 3 Prediction: With Suriya's Retro and Nani's HIT 3 walking away with the release buzz worldwide, debutant filmmaker Abishan Jeevinth made a dashing and bold entry into Kollywood with a light-hearted family comedy. Starring Simran and M Sasikumar along with Yogi Babu and others in pivotal roles, the movie titled 'Tourist Family' opened to humble but strong word-of-mouth and earned positive reviews from Kollywood movie buffs.

Youngster Abishan Jeevinth made heads turned with his maiden film for his conviction, story-telling capacity, and efforts. The movie won unanimous positive reviews for performances, comedy, conflict situation, and its simple yet strong approach.

Tourist Family Day-wise Collection

Amid tough competition, Simran-starrer Tourist Family movie opened at the theatres on May 1 and still earned recognition. With the box office collection steadily but slowly working for it, the makers pinned decent hopes on the opening weekend. Both Retro and HIT 3 movies earned mixed reviews and there is a good chance for the Tourist Family movie to grab attention. Here's the day-wise box office collection of the movie 'Tourist Family' below.

Day 1: Rs 2 Crore
Day 2: Rs 1.46 Crore (rough data)
Day 3: Rs 0.01 Crore (to be updated)

Total 3 Days Collection: Rs 3.56 Crore (approximately). The figures are subject to change every two hours.

What Is Tourist Family About?

The Abishan Jeevinth's family drama charts the journey of a Sri Lankan family which relocates to India for fresh beginnings following the COVID-19 pandemic. Their gentle and kind nature brings about a change in their neighbourhood that is otherwise boring and disoriented.

Tourist Family is bankrolled by Million Dollar Studios and MRP Entertainment and began filming in December. Within 35 days and a single schedule, the makers wrapped up the work. Sean Roldan composed the film's music and score while Aravind Viswanathan cranked the camera.