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Suriya's film Scene crosses Rs 200 crore globally in one week

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Box Office Milestone

Actor Suriya's latest film Scene has crossed the Rs 200 crore mark at the worldwide box office on the seventh day of its release. With this milestone, Suriya becomes the first Tamil actor to deliver three films grossing over Rs 200 crore each in 2026. The movie's total India net collection stands at Rs 111.55 crore, with a total India gross of Rs 129.60 crore. On Day 7 alone, the film earned Rs 6.10 crore net across 5,062 shows in India. Tamil shows contributed Rs 4.50 crore, while Telugu shows added Rs 1.60 crore.

Collections and Overseas Earnings

The Day 7 figures show a 24.2 percent drop from Day 6, which earned Rs 8.05 crore, marking a natural weekday decline. Outside India, the film brought in Rs 4 crore on Day 7, taking its total overseas gross to Rs 71 crore. This overseas amount accounts for about 35 percent of the worldwide total. Scene is directed by Jithu Madhavan and stars Suriya as DSP Inbaraj, Naslen as Eswaran, and Nazriya Nazim as Maya. It is produced by Suriya and Jyotika under Zhagaram Studios and 2D Entertainment.

Industry Reactions

Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu praised the movie on X, calling the writing and execution brilliant while applauding the cast. Director Atlee also shared his appreciation on social media, describing the project as a complete entertainer and highlighting the performances of Suriya and Naslen. This success follows Suriya's earlier 2026 hits, RJ Balaji's Karuppu and Venky Atluri's Vishwanath and Sons.

Context

Tamil cinema has seen a strong box office run in recent years with major stars pulling in heavy numbers from both domestic and international markets. Overseas earnings often make up a vital share of total revenues for top-tier Indian releases, driven by large diaspora populations in key global regions.

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