
Vijay Sethupathi’s recent release, Baththa, has wrapped its theatrical run. The movie, which was released in theaters on October 1, received a lot of love from audiences. Despite limited pre-release buzz, the film found its audience through strong word-of-mouth. Its emotional narrative struck a chord with audiences beyond Tamil Nadu.
How Much Did Baththa Earn at the Indian Box Office?
The Tamil film had a slow start at the Indian box office, bringing in 1.5 crore net. The film, however, saw a spike in collections after positive word of mouth. However, it soon faced competition from Jailer 2, and its run was limited. As per the final update, the film’s net total stands at 30.32 crore, which brings its India gross to 35.78 crore. There is no update on the film’s overseas collection.
Box Office Summary Of Baththa
- India Net: 30.32 crore
- India Gross: 35.78 crore
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Budget & Verdict
The film was reportedly made on a budget of 28 crore. In 18 days, the film had entered the safe zone, recouping its production budget from its net collections in India. Fifteen days after its release, Vijay Sethupathi‘s film lost 86% of its shows to Jailer 2. Despite that, the film managed to achieve its break-even target and earn some profit. With a net total of 30.32 crore, the film earned a profit of 2.32 crore, which translates to an ROI of 8.29%. According to Koimoi parameters, the film has earned a Plus verdict.
- Budget: 28 crore
- India Net: 30.32 crore
- Profit: 2.32 crore
- ROI: 8.29%
- Verdict: Plus
More About The Film
Set against the backdrop of 1986 Madras, Baththa revolves around a feared local gangster and his unexpected emotional journey of redemption. Rated 8.4 on IMDb, the film’s official synopsis reads: “In 1986 Madras, a timid eight-year-old boy accidentally locks a feared criminal inside a school restroom. As the man faces hunger and isolation, an unexpected friendship forms between them, transforming both their lives.”
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