'Lokah: Chapter 1 – Chandra' day 8 worldwide collection: Kalyani Priyadarshan movie collects Rs 101 crore globally; inches closer to Rs 50 crore domestically

'Lokah: Chapter 1 – Chandra' achieved the incredible feat of collecting Rs 100 crore worldwide in eight days, reports said. As of Thursday, the Malayalam fantasy-action flick starring Kalyani Priyadarshan and Naslen has collected Rs 101 crore globally, reports said.

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Six days after hitting the screens, Dominic Arun's directorial 'Lokah: Chapter 1 – Chandra' managed to earn Rs 93.75 crore across the world, reports had said. With the Hindi-dubbed version of the critically acclaimed superhero flick releasing today, it is safe to expect a steady collection graph this weekend.

'Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra' is the 12th Malayalam film to enter the Rs 100 crore club and the third from Mollywood to do so in 2025 after Mohanlal starrers 'Empuraan' (Rs 265 crore) and 'Thudarum' (Rs 234 crore).

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Meanwhile, the movie's net India collection reached Rs 48.66 crore, Sacnilk claimed, showing early collection data for Friday. The movie earned around Rs 2.22 crore on its eighth day across languages. On Day 1, Thursday, the collection was Rs 2.7 crore, which rose to Rs 4 crore on Day 2, Friday. While Malayalam contributed Rs 3.65 crore, Telugu managed Rs 0.35 crore. On Day 3, the first weekend since its release, the collection stood at Rs 7.6 crore, with the Malayalam version getting Rs 5.8 crore, and Tamil and Telugu getting Rs 0.6 crore and Rs 1.2 crore respectively. On Day 4 (Sunday), the film saw its highest earnings of Rs 10.1 crore, with Rs 7.4 crore from Malayalam, Rs 1.1 crore from Tamil, and Rs 1.6 crore from Telugu.

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As per Sacnilk, the momentum continued on Monday, when it collected Rs 7.2 crore, split as Rs 5.6 crore from Malayalam, Rs 0.75 crore from Tamil, and Rs 0.85 crore from Telugu. On Tuesday, it grossed Rs 7.65 crore before collecting another Rs 7.19 crore on Wednesday.

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