The magic of Mohanlal refuses to fade away as his new releases, as well as re-releases, continue to do wonders at the box office. In 2025, he has been enjoying a glorious run, with L2: Empuraan, Thudarum, and Hridayapoorvam earning big. Even his recent re-release, Ravanaprabhu, has fetched brilliant numbers globally. In the meantime, it has also emerged as Mollywood’s 3rd highest-grossing re-release of all time. Continue reading for a detailed 14-day collection report.
Laletan enjoys unparalleled stardom, and he has proved it time and again. Just after Hridayapoorvam ended its theatrical run, the superstar made a return to the big screens with the 24-year-old Mollywood action thriller. It opened on a fantastic note and maintained strong momentum. During its run, it achieved several milestones, and most recently, it went on to achieve another exciting feat.
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How much did Ravanaprabhu re-release earn at the worldwide box office in 14 days?
As per the latest collection update, Ravanaprabhu re-release has amassed 3.45 crore gross in Kerala in 14 days. From the rest of India, it added another 60 lakh gross. Overseas, it has earned $73K so far, which equals 64 lakh gross. Combining the Indian and overseas gross, the worldwide box office collection stands at 4.7 crore gross.
Becomes Mollywood’s 3rd highest-grossing film among re-releases
With 4.7 crores in the kitty, Ravanaprabhu has become the 3rd highest-grossing film among Mollywood re-releases. To secure the 3rd spot, it surpassed the collection of Manichitrathazhu (4.64 crores). However, the next target of Spadikam (4.94 crores) is out of reach.
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Take a look at the top 5 Mollywood re-release grossers at the worldwide box office:
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Devadoothan – 5.4 crores
Spadikam – 4.94 crores
Ravanaprabhu – 4.7 crores
Manichitrathazhu – 4.64 crores
Chotta Mumbai – 4.35 crores
More about the film
The Mollywood action thriller was originally released in 2001. It was re-released in theatres on October 10. Apart from Mohanlal, it also featured Vasundhara Das, Siddique, Napoleon, Innocent, and Vijayaraghavan in key roles. It was produced by Antony Perumbavoor’s Aashirvad Cinemas.
