“Malaikottai Vaaliban Box Office Collection Day 2: Mohanlal Film Drops by Half on Republic Day”

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The box office performance of “Malaikottai Vaaliban” has been a topic of interest, especially with the star-studded cast featuring Mohanlal as the protagonist, Sonalee Kulkarni as the female lead, and Danish Sait portraying the antagonist.

After a promising start on its opening day, the movie experienced a significant drop in collections on its second day. On Republic Day, the film earned approximately ₹2.75 crore, marking a decrease of nearly half compared to its opening day earnings. Initial estimates reported by Sacnilk.com indicate this decline. The movie had commenced its box office journey with an impressive ₹5.65 crore on Thursday, generating high anticipation among the audience.

During the Republic Day screenings, “Malaikottai Vaaliban” recorded a 34.83 percent occupancy rate for the Malayalam shows. The film’s appeal transcends regional boundaries, evident from its dubbing in Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, and Telugu. The cumulative two-day collection stands at ₹8.4 crore, showcasing its broad audience reach and box office potential.

Apart from the stellar cast, the movie boasts a talented ensemble featuring Hareesh Peradi, Manoj Moses, Katha Nandi, and Manikandan Achari. Notably, RJ-turned-actor Danish Sait makes his Malayalam debut with this film, portraying the antagonist, Chamathakan, characterized by distinct styling choices like a unique hairstyle and beard.

While the trailer offers glimpses into the film’s world, director Lijo Jose Pellissery sheds light on its narrative depth in an interview with The Hindu.com. He mentions drawing inspiration from diverse cultural elements worldwide, including Japanese folk culture and Westerns, while ensuring the storyline retains an Indian essence devoid of Western influences.

In terms of critical reception, “Malaikottai Vaaliban” receives an intriguing review from The Hindustan Times. The film’s directorial prowess is evident through its intricate layers and deliberate pacing, complemented by visually stunning cinematography by Madhu Neelakandan. Highlighting Mohanlal’s remarkable physical prowess in action sequences, the review also acknowledges some shortcomings within the narrative.

Overall, “Malaikottai Vaaliban” presents a blend of cultural influences and cinematic craftsmanship, offering audiences a unique viewing experience. As it continues its theatrical run, the film’s performance and reception will likely evolve, shaping its legacy in the world of cinema.

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