Machibet Casino‘Vidaamuyarchi�?box office collections day 6: Ajith’s film holds well, mints Rs 113.25 crores worldwide

Ajith's thriller film 'Vidaamuyarchi' has garnered Rs 113.25 crore worldwide in just 6 days, despite mixed reviews. The India net collections stand at Rs 68.8 crore, with Rs 67.09 crore from Tamil Nadu alone. The film, directed by Magizh Thirumeni, is holding steady at the box office, with minor daily earnings fluctuations. The remake of Hollywood's 'Breakdown,' starring Trisha, blends well-crafted cinematography and strong musical scores, although it could benefit from a more engaging screenplay and deeper emotional layers.

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Ajith’s recently released thriller film ‘Vidaamuyarchi�?maybe getting only mediocre reviews from the audiences, but the film is holding well at the box office.

According to the Sacnilk website, ‘Vidaamuyarchi�?has minted Rs 113.25 crore worldwide in just 6 days and the India net collections for this Magizh Thirumeni’s directorial stand at Rs 68.8 crore. The India gross for the film stands at Rs 78.05 crore and the overseas collections are Rs 35.2 crore.

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Reportedly the Tamil net box office collections of ‘Vidaamuyarchi�?stand at Rs 67.09 crore. As per the early estimates by the website, ‘Vidaamuyarchi�?has minted Rs 3.29 crores on day 6, a slight improvement from what the film earned on day 5, which was Rs 3 crore.
According to the reports, ‘Vidaamuyarchi�?has collected Rs 1.71 crore at the Telugu net box office and the early estimates say that the film has collected Rs 11 lakhs on day 6 from the region.
Meanwhile, the Trisha starrer, which is a remake of the Hollywood film ‘Breakdown�? is getting mixed responses from the audiences. ETimes review for the movie reads, “Om Prakash’s cinematography offers some good frames as he captures the deserted roads of Azerbaijan in true tone. His camera work enhances the film's visual appeal. Anirudh Ravichander is in top form, and shows off his excellence in the last few minutes. Sawadeeka stands out, and the rest of the songs are blended into the story. An action scene inside the car is delightful, and is shot very tastefully. Vidaamuyarchi might find its space with some niche audience, but a racy screenplay, especially considering the genre, and a little more emotional depth, could have made the film dearer to all.�?br/>

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