Vishwanath & Sons Crosses Rs 100 Crore — But Its Home State Is About To Take A Loss

A Tamil film crossing Rs. 100 crore should be a celebration everywhere it releases. For “Vishwanath & Sons,” it’s a genuinely split story — a smash hit in Telugu states, and a disappointment right where it was made.

Vishwanath & Sons: The Rs 100 Crore Milestone

The film posted a 65% jump on its second Saturday, adding Rs. 8.25 crore and pushing its 9-day total past the century mark to Rs. 106 crore gross. The second week alone has already brought in Rs. 13.25 crore.

Why Tamil Nadu Is The Weak Link

Here’s the twist: Suriya‘s home state, Tamil Nadu, has contributed just Rs. 40 crore — less than the Telugu circuit. The APTS region has outperformed it with Rs. 45.50 crore and is expected to close near Rs. 55-60 crore, earning the film a Clean Hit tag in Telugu states even as Tamil Nadu distributors face real losses.

What’s Next

The second weekend is expected to close around Rs. 20-23 crore, pushing the total near Rs. 115 crore. But the real test comes in the weekdays ahead, especially once Toxic arrives and starts competing for screens and footfalls.

Why This Split Performance Matters

A regional film outperforming in a state it wasn’t culturally built for — while underwhelming at home — is a rare and telling pattern. It suggests the film’s content or star pull is resonating more broadly than its marketing may have anticipated, even as it leaves Tamil Nadu distributors facing a tougher recovery.

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