Suriya fans, the wait is almost over — Vishwanath & Sons is knocking on the door of a massive global milestone. With steady Telugu-market support and a loyal Tamil Nadu fanbase, the film has crossed the halfway mark to a big number and is closing in on the coveted Rs 200 crore club, globally.
How Much Has It Earned So Far?
The film added Rs 8.75 crore in the first four days of Week 3 domestically, pushing its India gross to Rs 134.75 crore. Add international collections of roughly USD 6.65 million (Rs 63.25 crore), and the worldwide cume now stands at Rs 198 crore gross — just a couple of days away from breaching Rs 200 crore.
| Territory | Gross Collection |
|---|---|
| Tamil Nadu | Rs 52.50 cr |
| Andhra Pradesh & Telangana | Rs 57.00 cr |
| Karnataka | Rs 16.00 cr |
| Kerala | Rs 7.75 cr |
| Rest of India | Rs 1.50 cr |
| Total India | Rs 134.75 cr |
| Overseas | Rs 63.25 cr (USD 6.65M) |
| Worldwide | Rs 198 cr |
Vishwanath & Sons: The Telugu Push
Interestingly, the Telugu states (APTS) outperformed the film’s home turf of Tamil Nadu, collecting Rs 57 crore against Rs 52.50 crore. That’s a solid sign for Suriya, whose pan-South appeal continues to hold up even as the film enters its final theatrical phase.
What’s Next?
With Week 3 numbers already trickling in, the film’s total is expected to inch past the Rs 200 crore line within days. Whether it can sustain beyond that will depend on how weekday collections hold up in its closing stretch — a phase where most films typically slow down.
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FAQs
Q1. Has Vishwanath & Sons entered the Rs 200 crore club yet?
Q2. Which region contributed the most to its collections?
The Andhra Pradesh–Telangana (APTS) circuit led with Rs 57 crore, even ahead of Tamil Nadu.
