Virat Karrna’s mythological action-adventure ‘Nagabandham: The Secret Treasure’ has made a steady start at the Indian box office. According to Sacnilk, the film collected Rs 3.25 crore in India net collections on its opening day. Day 1 business came from 3,202 shows across the country and recorded an overall occupancy of 22%.Directed by Abhishek Nama, the film is inspired by Indian mythology and history. It stars Virat Karrna in the lead role, with Nabha Natesh and Iswarya Menon playing key characters.
India gross touches Rs 3.74 crore
‘Nagabandham: The Secret Treasure’ has registered an India gross collection of Rs 3.74 crore. Its India net collection currently stands at Rs 3.25 crore.The Telugu version collected Rs 2.90 crore. The Hindi version followed with Rs 20 lakhs, while the Tamil version earned Rs 10 lakhs. Malayalam added Rs 3 lakhs and the Kannada version contributed Rs 2 lakhs.
Telugu version records strongest occupancy
The Telugu version posted the best occupancy among all language releases. It registered an overall occupancy of 24.87% on Friday.The day began with 19.46% occupancy during the morning shows. Audience turnout increased to 24.15% in the afternoon. It remained steady at 23.92% during the evening before climbing to 31.92% for the night shows which recorded the highest attendance of the day.The Hindi version recorded an overall occupancy of 12.53% while the Tamil version finished with 10.90%. The Kannada version reported 17.38% occupancy. The Malayalam version recorded 4.30% across the day.
Mythology meets action and adventure
‘Nagabandham: The Secret Treasure’ blends mythology, action and fantasy into a story built around ancient legends and hidden treasures. The narrative revolves around the search for the mystical Brahma Kamalam which is a sacred object believed to hold extraordinary significance.Virat Karrna plays Rudra and his path eventually crosses with Abdali, portrayed by Rishabh Sawhney, who is determined to secure the sacred flower for his own ambitions.
ETimes calls it an ambitious fantasy
Reviewing the film, ETimes described it as an ambitious attempt within the mythological fantasy genre.Our exclusive review reads, “Nagabandham has the ingredients for an engaging mythological fantasy, but an overstuffed screenplay, inconsistent visual effects and an exhausting runtime prevent it from living up to its ambitious vision.”DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
