‘Veera Dheera Sooran’ box office collections day 1: Vikram's film opens with Rs 3.25 Crore

After facing delay, Vikram's action-packed film ‘Veera Dheera Sooran’ has finally arrived in theatres, garnering a decent opening of Rs 3.25 crore at the Indian box office across all languages. Despite a slow start, the film showed improvement in evening and night shows, hinting at potential growth over the weekend.

Veera Dheera Sooran Movie Review
According to early estimates from the Sacnilk website, ‘Veera Dheera Sooran’ recorded an overall 22.91% Tamil occupancy, with night shows witnessing a strong 40.54% turnout. Chennai led the pack with 31.5% occupancy, followed by Madurai at 27.75%. The film’s Telugu version recorded 14.15% occupancy, showing moderate interest.
With strong evening and night occupancy, Veera Dheera Sooran might see a positive trend in the coming days, especially over the weekend.

Twitter reviews
The first reviews coming in for the Vikram starrer are highly positive. One Twitter user wrote, “Good Toned down Subtle Action Drama. The intensity was maintained almost for most of the part. Yet towards end the runtime length was discomforting.could have trimmed or made more gripping screenplay ..Gv bgm Good comeback for Chiyaan.”
Another Twitter review reads, “#ChiyaanVikram in mass avatar after a long time Chemistry between #DusharaVijayan and Vikram looks superb on screen, Particularly in interval block Director Arun Kumar tried to portray Chiyaan like in his Dhool days and he succeeded in that Combination scenes between #SjSuryah and Vikram is a blast Especially climax Overall a racy action drama will work for all type of audience Blockbuster for Vikram after I movie.”
Another one wrote, “Rating 2.5/5 – Watchable The first half was decent but felt slow. The flashback portion in the second half dragged a lot. Chiyaan Vikram's character and entry scene were impressive. The interval block was a bit different from other films. GVM, as usual, rocked with his BGM. Overall, it's a one-time watchable usual action drama, but not up to the hype.”