Bethlehem Kudumba Unit Worldwide Box Office Day 36: Nivin Pauly Starrer Surpasses Jana Nayagan
Nivin Pauly and Mamitha Baiju’s Bethlehem Kudumba Unit has entered its 6th week at the box office. The film is still running strong in theatres, with audiences enjoying the rom-com’s repeat value. The film has made history as the highest-grossing Mollywood film of all time. Now it aims to surpass other South Indian biggies.
How Much Did Bethlehem Kudumba Unit Earn In 36 Days?
The Girish AD directorial’s daily collection went below 1 crore only in its fifth week. On its sixth Friday, the film earned 0.4 crore. This brings the film’s net total to 161.37 crore which equals 190.42 crore. Overseas, the film has registered 137. 65 crore gross, bringing the worldwide total to 328.07 crore gross.
Week-Wise Box Office Collection Of Bethlehem Kudumba Unit
- Week 1 – 52.3 crore
- Week 2 – 49.85 crore
- Week 3 – 33.3 crore
- Week 4 – 16.75 crore
- Week 5 – 8.77 crore
- Day 36 – 0.4 crore
Total – 161.37 crore
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit Surpasses Jana Nayagan
The Nivin Pauly-starrer has now surpassed the worldwide gross of Vijay’s film Jana Nayagan. Interestingly, Jana Nayagan also starred Mamitha Baiju in the lead. Now, the actress has surpassed her Tamil film with her latest Malayalam film. Jana Nayagan was Vijay’s farewell film and was released in theatres in July this year.
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The Vijay-starrer ended its theatrical run with a worldwide gross of 327.2 crore. Nivin Pauly’s film has grossed 328.07 crore globally after 36 days. The film will most likely wrap its theatrical run in the 7th week, with potential to collect in the 330-335 crore range.
More About The Film
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit is directed by Girish AD and produced by Fahadh Faasil, Dileesh Pothan, and Syam Pushkaran under the banners of Fahadh Faasil and Friends, Bhavana Studios, and Working Class Hero. It also stars Sangeeth Prathap, Shyam Mohan.
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