Kingdom box office collection day 6: Gowtam Tinnanuri's Kingdom, starring Vijay Deverakonda, Satyadev, Venkitesh, and Bhagyashri Borse, hit theatres last Thursday, garnering mixed reviews from critics. Despite a decent opening weekend, the film's box office performance took a hit on Monday with a 72.97% dip in collections. The trend continued on Tuesday, with the film witnessing a further decline in its box office numbers.
Kingdom box office collection

According to Sacnilk, Kingdom made an estimated ₹1.50 crore net in India on day 5, taking its total collection to ₹44.40 crore by Tuesday.
The film registered an opening of ₹18 crore on 31 July, showing a dip on Friday but maintaining steady on Saturday and Sunday with ₹7.5 crore, ₹6.67 crore, and ₹7.50 crore collections, respectively.
This takes its first weekend collection to ₹40.90 crore net and ₹48.15 crore gross in India. On Monday, Kingdom brought in ₹2 crore. Kingdom has performed better than Vijay’s previous films, Liger, which made ₹41.17 crore, and The Family Star, which made ₹18.25 crore in India. It has yet to beat Kushi, which made ₹48.26 crore net in India in its lifetime.
About Kingdom
Kingdom tells the story of a police constable named Suri (Vijay) who agrees to go on an undercover mission in Sri Lanka in hopes of finding his long-lost brother Siva (Satyadev). He soon finds himself embroiled not only in the middle of a war against a dangerous cartel by the Indian government, but also trying to prove his trustworthiness to the immigrant tribesmen his brother thinks of as family. The film ends by setting up the story for a sequel. Venkitesh plays a member of the cartel called Murugan, while Bhagyashri plays Dr Madhu in the film. It remains to be seen if Kingdom will have a fruitful run at the box office and how much it collects in its first week.
{{/usCountry}}Kingdom tells the story of a police constable named Suri (Vijay) who agrees to go on an undercover mission in Sri Lanka in hopes of finding his long-lost brother Siva (Satyadev). He soon finds himself embroiled not only in the middle of a war against a dangerous cartel by the Indian government, but also trying to prove his trustworthiness to the immigrant tribesmen his brother thinks of as family. The film ends by setting up the story for a sequel. Venkitesh plays a member of the cartel called Murugan, while Bhagyashri plays Dr Madhu in the film. It remains to be seen if Kingdom will have a fruitful run at the box office and how much it collects in its first week.
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