KA Box Office Collection Day 10 Prediction: Kiran Abbavaram's Blockbuster Enjoys Great Occupancy Ratio; DEETS

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KA Box Office Collection Day 10 Prediction: Kiran Abbavaram-starrer suspense drama written and directed by Sujeeth and Sundeep, titled 'KA,' is running successfully at the theatres after its hyped release on October 31. The movie started off at the box office with solid positive word-of-mouth from the premieres. On November 8, a grand success meet was held in Hyderabad, marking the epic break-even achievement within four days of its release. KA movie became the first biggest blockbuster hit for Kiran Abbavaram.

KA Synopsis
The protagonist is an orphan named Abhinaya Vasudev, who works as a temporary postman. He likes to read letters meant for others as he has nobody in the world. He goes to a village named Krishnagiri which turns dark by 3 PM. One day he gets kidnapped and strapped inside a dark interrogation room where an investigator uses hypnotism to unearth his past.

KA Box Office Collection Prediction
In the second week, the KA movie made a decent amount and the occupancy ratios were exciting. On its second weekend, Kiran Abbavarm's movie is expected to soar with a super occupancy ratio of 21.89% for the morning shows on day 10. Check out the day-wise details of the KA movie collection in India, below.
Day 0 (Premieres): Rs 0.3 Crore
Day 1: Rs 3.5 Crore
Day 2: Rs 3 Crore
Day 3: Rs 3.6 Crore
Day 4: Rs 3.75 Crore
Day 5: Rs 1.5 Crore
Day 6: Rs 1.5 Crore
Day 7: Rs 1 Crore
Day 8: Rs 0.8 Crore
Day 9: Rs 0.96 Crore (rough data)
Day 10: Rs0.22 Crore (estimates)
Total 10 Days Collection: Rs 20.13 Crore (approximately)

KA Cast
The action thriller stars Kiran Abbavaram, Tanvi Ram, Nayan Sarika, Redin Kingsley, Ajay, and Achyuth Kumar in prominent roles.

KA Crew
Bankrolled by Chinta Gopalakrishna Reddy under the Srichakraas Entertainment banner in association with KA Productions, the movie KA's music and background score were composed by Sam C.S. Viswas Daniel and Sateesh Reddy Masam worked as the film's cinematographers. Sree Varaprasad was the editor.