'GOAT' Box Office Collection Day 1: Vijay's Film Gets Flying Start In TN; Below Average Opening In AP

Vijay's much-awaited movie 'The Greatest of All Time' has opened to mixed reviews, but managed to get a good start at the India box office.

The movie has got a gigantic start in Tamil Nadu and Kerala while getting decent response in Karnataka. The reponse is not up to the mark in Andhra, Telangana and North India.

Tamil Version
On its opening day, the Tamil version of 'The Greatest of All Time' (Tamil, 2D) saw impressive occupancy rates in theaters. The morning shows recorded an occupancy of 69.74%, indicating a strong start for the film. As the day progressed, the interest from the audience only grew, with afternoon shows reaching a higher occupancy of 71.48%.

The trend continued into the evening, with shows achieving the highest occupancy rate of the day at 78.36% and the night shows had 85.33%. These numbers reflect a positive reception and strong audience turnout, setting a solid foundation for the movie's performance in the coming days, as per the data shared by Sacnik.

Overall, the movie had 76.23% occupancy on day 1.

Telugu Version

The Telugu version of the movie had an overall occupancy rate of 30.99% in theatres. The movie's day 1 performance showed varying levels of audience turnout throughout the day. The morning shows recorded an occupancy of 28.15%, which slightly increased during the afternoon shows to 31.53%, indicating a modest rise in viewership. However, the evening shows saw a slight dip, with an occupancy rate of 27.82%.

The night shows had 36.45% occupancy.

Hindi Version
The Hindi version had an overall Hindi occupancy rate of 14.82% in theatres. The film's day 1 performance in the Hindi market started with a modest occupancy of 11.84% during the morning shows. The numbers saw a slight improvement in the afternoon, reaching 14.06%, and continued to increase marginally for the evening shows, which recorded an occupancy rate of 14.91%.

The night shows had 18.45% occupancy.

The early estimation indicate that the Tamil version has raked in Rs 38.3 crore, the Telugu version has raked in Rs 3 crore and the Hindi version has made Rs 1.7 crore.