Has Suriya's 'Retro' crossed the 100 crore mark? The makers have made it official

Suriya’s latest venture, 'Retro', directed by Karthik Subbaraj, hit theatres on May 1 and has completed six successful days at the box office. The film brings together a star-studded cast including Pooja Hegde, Joju George, Jayaram, and Prakash Raj. Backed by vibrant music from Santhosh Narayanan, the film generated high expectations among fans even before its release.Mixed reviews but musical highs and star power shine throughUpon release, 'Retro' received mixed reactions from audiences and critics alike.While the film's songs, background score, and stylish execution were widely appreciated, certain sections of the audience pointed out that the second half felt lengthy and emotionally underwhelming. Despite the criticism, the musical numbers have become chartbusters, electrifying the theatre atmosphere and drawing repeated footfalls. Fans especially lauded Suriya’s performance and screen presence, which many felt carried the film through its weaker moments.Official: Rs 104 crore gross in six daysIn terms of box office performance, 'Retro' has proved to be a commercial success. The makers officially announced that the film has grossed over Rs 104 crore worldwide within six days of release. Given its reported production budget of Rs 60 crore, the film has already turned profitable. The impressive numbers highlight Suriya’s strong fan base and market reach, not just in Tamil Nadu but across domestic and international markets. With competition from other releases, 'Retro' has held its ground, further proving the bankability of its lead star.Suriya's upcoming projects with RJ Balaji and Venky AtluriFollowing the success of 'Retro', Suriya has shifted focus to his upcoming project directed by RJ Balaji, where he is expected to portray a never-before-seen avatar. He will then move on to work with 'Lucky Bhaskar' director Venky Atluri for another ambitious venture. With a mix of commercial appeal and creative choices, Suriya continues to strike a balance between mass entertainment and meaningful storytelling, reaffirming his place as a consistent force in Indian cinema.