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South Indian cinema has increasingly become a dominant force in the Indian film industry, with several films achieving pan-India success and smashing box office records. From the massive success of Pushpa 2 to the highly anticipated Kanguva, these films have transcended regional boundaries, captivating audiences across the country. This article delves into the rise of South Indian films, exploring how they’ve managed to break through the barriers of language and region to achieve nationwide appeal.
₹1,100–1,200 crore
Kalki has earned an estimated ₹1,100–1,200 crore worldwide, making it the highest-grossing Indian film of 2024. It is also the third-highest-grossing Telugu film to date. The movie was featured at the 55th IFFI in the Indian Panorama Mainstream section.
₹380–521 crore
Devara has grossed between ₹380 crore and ₹521 crore at the global box office. The film stars N.T. Rama Rao Jr. in dual roles and also features Saif Ali Khan and Janhvi Kapoor. It tells the story of a coastal village chief battling against a rival over arms smuggling.
₹455 crore
GOAT, starring Vijay, has earned ₹455 crore worldwide, becoming his second-highest-grossing film after Leo. The film was released in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi, and closed its theatrical run with an impressive box office performance.
₹105.2 crore
Kanguva has grossed ₹105.2 crore globally, with ₹38.72 crore from Tamil net collections in 19 days. The India Net collections stand at ₹69.7 crore, while the gross earnings in India reach ₹82.2 crore. This demonstrates the movie’s strong box office presence.
₹125 crore
Pushpa 2 had a grand opening, grossing ₹125 crore, with ₹73 crore from India and ₹35 crore from overseas. This achievement places the film among the top six Indian movies to hit this milestone. It continues to perform strongly across various markets.
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