Madrasi 6 Days Box Office Collection: Sivakarthikeyan-Starrer Continues Its Steady Run

Sivakarthikeyan's Madrasi continued its steady run at the box office on Wednesday, completing its sixth day of release with moderate performance across key regions. The overall occupancy on Wednesday remained average, with the film registering 14.98% in morning shows, 18.42% in afternoon slots, 17.54% during the evening, and picking up slightly at night shows with 21.01% occupancy.

Among major regions, Chennai led with an overall occupancy of 27.50%, showing consistent audience interest, particularly during night shows, which touched a healthy 32%. Pondicherry followed closely, with a solid 25.50% occupancy. Vellore also performed well at 23.00%, indicating strong local engagement. In contrast, metro markets like Bengaluru showed relatively lower occupancy, averaging 8.25%, and Trivandrum remained subdued with only 7.25% overall.

Other notable regions included Madurai (16.75%) and Coimbatore (15.00%), which contributed steady footfalls, while Salem, Dindigul, Trichy, and Kochi showed mixed responses, with Kochi having an unusual spike in night shows (32%) despite low occupancy in earlier time slots. Mumbai and the National Capital Region (NCR) contributed minimally, with occupancy figures around 9.25% and 4.00% respectively.

In terms of box office collections, early estimates indicate that Madrasi made approximately ₹2.25 crore on its sixth day in India. The cumulative India net collection now stands around ₹46.75 crore. The day-wise breakdown reflects the usual trend for mid-budget commercial entertainers: a strong opening Friday with ₹13.65 crore, followed by gradual declines through the weekend and the working week. Specifically, the film saw a 63.60% drop on Monday and a further 22.89% dip on Tuesday, reflecting a natural weekday slowdown.

Despite mixed reviews from critics and audience, the film managed to maintain a steady hold in Tamil Nadu, especially in urban and semi-urban centers, bolstered by Sivakarthikeyan's star power and regional fanbase. Overall, Madrasi can be considered a moderate commercial success, benefiting from a solid opening and decent weekday collections in strongholds.