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Suriya's 'Vishwanath and Sons' hits Rs 185.08 crore worldwide in 13 days
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 27 Aug 2026, 08:18 AM
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The Tamil action drama ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ recorded a cumulative worldwide gross of Rs 185.08 crore by its 13th day, surpassing the concurrent DC release.
The Suriya‑starrer ‘Vishwanath and Sons’ completed its 13th day in theatres across India and overseas on Thursday, bringing its total worldwide earnings to Rs 185.08 crore, according to trade reports.
The film, which opened to strong domestic occupancy and a robust overseas response, has now overtaken the concurrent DC‑produced title that was released in the same window, positioning it as one of the highest‑grossing Tamil releases of the year.
Industry analysts attribute the steady rise to Suriya’s star power, positive word‑of‑mouth, and a marketing push that highlighted the film’s action sequences and family‑driven narrative. The collection places the movie firmly in the Rs 200 crore club’s proximity, a benchmark often cited for pan‑Indian blockbusters.
Overseas markets such as the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, the United States, and Malaysia contributed significantly to the tally, reflecting the growing appetite for South Indian cinema among diaspora audiences.
The film, which opened to strong domestic occupancy and a robust overseas response, has now overtaken the concurrent DC‑produced title that was released in the same window, positioning it as one of the highest‑grossing Tamil releases of the year.
Industry analysts attribute the steady rise to Suriya’s star power, positive word‑of‑mouth, and a marketing push that highlighted the film’s action sequences and family‑driven narrative. The collection places the movie firmly in the Rs 200 crore club’s proximity, a benchmark often cited for pan‑Indian blockbusters.
Overseas markets such as the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, the United States, and Malaysia contributed significantly to the tally, reflecting the growing appetite for South Indian cinema among diaspora audiences.