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Yash‑Nayanthara gangster film grosses Rs 100 crore on opening day
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 27 Aug 2026, 08:03 AM
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The new gangster drama starring Yash and Nayanthara earned over Rs 100 crore in ticket sales on its first day, marking a record‑breaking debut.
The latest gangster‑themed feature starring Kannada star Yash and Tamil‑Malayalam actress Nayanthara hit theatres across India today. Marketed as a high‑octane action drama, the film opened to packed auditoriums in major metros and tier‑2 cities.
According to data reported by The Economic Times, the movie collected more than Rs 100 crore in net box‑office revenue on its first day of release. The figure includes both domestic ticket sales and revenue from multiplexes and single‑screen venues.
Crossing the six‑figure crore mark in a single day places the film among a select group of Indian releases that have achieved such a milestone, underscoring the star power of its lead actors and the strong pre‑release buzz.
Industry analysts note that the opening could set the tone for the film's overall commercial trajectory, especially as it competes with other summer releases.
The producers have not yet disclosed the film's budget, but the opening day haul suggests a potentially lucrative run if audience interest remains high.
According to data reported by The Economic Times, the movie collected more than Rs 100 crore in net box‑office revenue on its first day of release. The figure includes both domestic ticket sales and revenue from multiplexes and single‑screen venues.
Crossing the six‑figure crore mark in a single day places the film among a select group of Indian releases that have achieved such a milestone, underscoring the star power of its lead actors and the strong pre‑release buzz.
Industry analysts note that the opening could set the tone for the film's overall commercial trajectory, especially as it competes with other summer releases.
The producers have not yet disclosed the film's budget, but the opening day haul suggests a potentially lucrative run if audience interest remains high.