Extra Ordinary Man Box Office Collection Day 5 Prediction: Dull Response Continues For Nithiin's Comedy-Drama

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Vakkantham Vamsi, Nithiin, and Sreeleela's latest comedy-action drama titled Extra Ordinary Man hit the screens on December 8 amid expectations. The film's trailer showcasing the lead as an extra artist in Tollywood, trying to win the approval of his father evoked intrigue as well as laughs. However, the movie failed at the box office due to its routine content and narration.

Extra Ordinary Man Premise

In the movie Extra Ordinary Man, Nithiin plays the role of an aspiring youngster, working as a junior artist. His father is a typical person and believes his son is good for nothing. What does the protagonist do to win his father's appreciation? His life struggles and goals are described in a narrative using loads of comedy.

Extra Ordinary Man Box Office Collection Prediction

On its first day of release worldwide, Nithiin's comedy action drama is expected to earn about Rs 4 Crore from all over India. However, the word-of-mouth was not so great. The Extra Ordinary Man movie got a mixed response from fans and critics. It could only make about Rs 2.5 Crore at the box office in India. The figures continued to drop later on. Check out the day-wise collection, below.

Day 1: Rs 2.5 Crore
Day 2: Rs 1.7 Crore
Day 3: Rs 1.3 Crore
Day 4: Rs 0.76 Crore (Rough Data)
Day 5: Rs 0.04 Crore(Estimates)

Total 5 Days Collection: Rs 6.3 Crore (Approximately)

Extra Ordinary Man Cast
The movie stars Nithiin, Sreeleela, Rajasekhar, Sudev Nair, Rao Ramesh, Rohini, Brahmaji, Ajay, Harsha Vardhan, Annapurnamma, Pavithra Lokesh, Hyper Aadi, Ravi Varma, and Jagadeesh Prathap Bandari among others in key roles.

Extra Ordinary Man Crew
Produced by Nithiin's father and sister Nalla Sudhakar Reddy and Nikitha Reddy under the Shresth Movies banner, the movie is written and directed by Vakkantham Vamsi. Harris Jayaraj composed the film's songs and background score. Prawin Pudi worked as the editor. Sai Sriram, Arthur A Wilson, and H Yuvaraaj worked as cinematographers.