Jailer Box Office Collection Nizam: Superstar Rajinikanth Flexes Strength In Telugu States; See Figures Inside

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Superstar Rajinikanth is the Thalaivar for a reason. The veteran's latest dark comedy entertainer Jailer is breaking records and has emerged as a sensational hit.

Jailer was released worldwide in four major South-Indian languages on August 10. The movie which portrayed the veteran in a never-seen-before avatar of his grand and illustrious career, has been going on a box office rampage since its theatrical release, despite the movie's critical appeal.

Jailer Telugu Box Office

The Telugu version of Rajinikanth's Jailer is continuing to win appreciation at the ticket counters even after a successful and tight first week. The regional films fell flat under Jailer's dubbed version.

Check out Jailer Telugu's Nizam day-wise box office collection, here.

Day 1: Rs 3.21 Crore
Day 2: Rs 1.18 Crore
Day 3: Rs 1.95 Crore
Day 4: Rs 2.32 Crore
Day 5: Rs 1.72 Crore
Day 6: Rs 2.88 Crore
Day 7: Rs 1.27 Crore
Day 8: Rs 90 Lakh
Day 9: Rs 75 Lakh

Total 9 Days Nizam Box Office Collection: Rs 16.18 Crore

Jailer Valued Business: Rs 4.50 Crore
Profit Over Business: Rs 11.68 Crore

Jailer Story

A retired Jailer Muthuvel Pandian goes on a manhunt to find his son's alleged killers. The road leads him to a familiar, albeit a bit darker place. How does he manage to untangle the complexities and end his mission? is to be seen on the big screen.

Jailer features an ensemble cast and has special cameos from the neighbouring southern film industries. In the movie, Rajinikanth played the role of Muthuvel Pandian, a retired Jailer at Tihar prison. Vinayakan played the role of antagonist Varman, Ramya Krishnan as Muthu's wife, Vasanth Ravi as ACP Arjun, Muthu's son, Sunil as Blast Mohan, an actor, Yogi Babu as Vimal, a taxi driver, Nagendra Babu, Kishore, Mirnaa Menon, and VTV Ganesh among others in key role.

Anirudh Ravichander composed the film's entire background score and music for Jailer. Vijay Kartik Kannan cranked the camera and R Nirmal worked as the film's editor. Kalanithi Maran bankrolled the film under his Sun Pictures banners.