Kuberaa Box Office Collection Day 6: Dhanush And Nagarjuna's Film Earns ₹65.25 Crore In India

Kuberaa Box Office Collection: Sekhar Kammula's bilingual crime drama Kuberaa has completed six days in theaters, with early estimates pointing to a steady decline in weekday earnings following a strong opening weekend. Featuring Dhanush and Nagarjuna in lead roles, the film has managed to collect approximately ₹65.25 crore in India across all languages, according to data from Sacnilk.

Released on June 20, Kuberaa opened to a healthy ₹14.75 crore on its first day, with the majority of its earnings coming from the Telugu version. The film's collections climbed slightly over the weekend, recording ₹16.5 crore on Saturday and peaking at ₹17.35 crore on Sunday. However, as expected for a weekday trend, Monday saw a considerable drop, with the film bringing in ₹6.8 crore, followed by ₹5.85 crore on Tuesday.

On Day 6 (Wednesday), early estimates suggest the film earned around ₹4 crore, marking another dip in daily collections. The language-wise breakdown reveals that the Telugu version generated the highest revenue, with the Tamil, Hindi, and Kannada versions bringing in relatively smaller amounts.

Kuberaa: Inside the Making

Kuberaa features an ensemble cast including Rashmika Mandanna, Jim Sarbh, and Dalip Tahil. The project is jointly produced by Sree Venkateswara Cinemas LLP and Amigos Creations Pvt Ltd., with Suniel Narang and Puskur Ram Mohan Rao serving as producers.

Principal photography for the film began in February 2024 and wrapped up by April. The film's technical crew includes Devi Sri Prasad for music, Niketh Bommi for cinematography, and Karthika Srinivas R as the editor. The screenplay was co-written by Chaithanya Pingali, with production design handled by veteran art director Thota Tharani.

While the first weekend turnout suggested considerable interest, the weekday numbers reflect a common post-weekend decline, and it remains to be seen how the film holds through its second weekend. Further performance may depend on word of mouth, competition from new releases, and regional audience engagement.