‘Kanguva’ box office collections day 12: Suriya’s fantasy film mints only Rs 67.87 crores | Tamil Movie News

Suriya’s recently released period fantasy film, Kanguva, struggled at the box office to even reach its target of Rs 70 crores.

According to the Sacnilk website, ‘Kanguva’ has only collected Rs 67.87 crores from India in 12 days and on day 12 the movie has minted Rs 37 lakhs according to the early estimates.

With the collection figures significantly dropping, ‘Kanguva’ has weekend hopes and is expected to mint better numbers on Saturday and Sunday.On day 12 the movie collected Rs 16 lakhs from the Tamil market, Rs 13 lakhs from the Hindi market, and only Rs 8 lakhs from Telugu markets.
The week one collection for the Suriya starrer stood at Rs 64.3 crores with contributions from The Tamil market standing at Rs 35.63 crores. Overall the performance of ‘Kanguva’ is getting weaker day by day and the movie is expected to end its run in cinemas soon.
Siva’s directorial fantasy period action drama movie mostly received mediocre reviews from the audiences. Reacting to the negative reviews, Jyothika penned a note on Instagram that read, “I’m surprised with the negative reviews from media and certain fraternities, as it’s not done by them to this high level for the most unintellectual big budget films I have seen earlier with age old stories, where women r stalked, double meaning dialogues r spoken and have the most over the top action sequences.. N what about Kanguva’s positives? The women action sequence in 2nd half and the young boy’s love and betrayal for Kanguva? I think they forgot about the good parts while reviewing. Now this Makes me wonder largely whether one should ever read, listen or believe them after all! It’s sad that they chose this much negativity for Kanguva on day 1, even before the first show was over (seemed more like multiple group propagandas) when it actually deserves an applause for the concept and effort taken by the team to create 3D and such a magnificent visual! Be proud Team Kanguva, as the ones commenting negative r doing just that and nothing else to their credit to uplift cinema!”