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Suriya’s ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ Crosses Rs 200.59 Cr Worldwide on Day 19
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 03 Sep 2026, 04:48 AM
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The Tamil star’s latest film ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ recorded a cumulative worldwide gross of Rs 200.59 crore on its 19th day of release, according to The Times of India.
The Tamil‑language film ‘Vishwanath and Sons’, starring Suriya, has continued its strong box‑office run since its theatrical debut. According to data reported by The Times of India, the movie’s cumulative worldwide earnings reached Rs 200.59 crore on its 19th day of exhibition.
The milestone places the film in a select group of regional releases that have crossed the Rs 200‑crore mark globally. The report also noted a comparison with the concurrent performance of the Hollywood title ‘DC’, indicating that ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ is holding its own against international competition.
Crossing Rs 200 crore is regarded as a significant commercial achievement for Tamil cinema, reflecting robust audience turnout across domestic and overseas markets. Industry analysts expect the film to maintain its momentum in the coming weeks, potentially extending its theatrical run.
The box‑office success underscores Suriya’s drawing power and the film’s appeal across diverse demographics, reinforcing the growing export potential of South Indian cinema.
The milestone places the film in a select group of regional releases that have crossed the Rs 200‑crore mark globally. The report also noted a comparison with the concurrent performance of the Hollywood title ‘DC’, indicating that ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ is holding its own against international competition.
Crossing Rs 200 crore is regarded as a significant commercial achievement for Tamil cinema, reflecting robust audience turnout across domestic and overseas markets. Industry analysts expect the film to maintain its momentum in the coming weeks, potentially extending its theatrical run.
The box‑office success underscores Suriya’s drawing power and the film’s appeal across diverse demographics, reinforcing the growing export potential of South Indian cinema.