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Lenin marks a sensational return to form for Akhil Akkineni, serving as the high-octane comeback his fans have been eagerly anticipating. The film has not only resonated with the masses but has also completely rewritten the actor's personal box office history. Lenin managed to surpass the lifetime collections of his previous career-best, Most Eligible Bachelor, within just its first week of release. This rapid ascent highlights the hype surrounding this project and cements its status as Akhil's biggest blockbuster to date. Lenin has successfully navigated the crucial second Monday test, proving that the film still has enough steam to draw audiences to theaters during the weekdays. On its eleventh day, the movie collected a net total of ₹1.05 crore in India. This figure represents a 63.8 percent drop from Sunday's net collection of ₹2.90 crore, as far as trade s concerned it is a very healthy trajectory for a film that just finished a strong second weekend. This latest addition brings the total India net collections to ₹44.65 crore, while the total India gross has reached ₹51.23 crore across 1,790 shows. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) What makes this Day 11 performance particularly notable is the film's resilience against massive Hollywood competition. Despite losing almost all premium large-format and IMAX screens to the arrival of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, Lenin has managed to sustain steady theatrical footfalls. Having already breached its main break-even targets during the first week, every rupee the film pulls in now is directly increasing the profit margins for its regional distributors. This successful hold in the face of a global blockbuster wave is a significant win for the makers. Looking at the occupancy rates, the film maintained an overall rate of 16.21 percent on Monday. Interestingly, the afternoon shows emerged as the strongest period of the day with an occupancy of 18.08 percent, followed by evening and night shows which hovered around the 15 percent mark. Regionally, Hyderabad remains the primary engine for the film’s growth, recording a 16.5 percent occupancy across 314 shows. Bengaluru also contributed significantly with a 10 percent occupancy rate across 208 shows, showing that the film has found a dedicated audience in major urban centers. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The regional distribution of the film's earnings on Day 11 further highlights its stronghold in the Telugu-speaking states. Andhra Pradesh and Telangana spearheaded the collections with a gross of ₹1.10 crore, accounting for the vast majority of the daily haul. Karnataka followed with a contribution of ₹0.09 crore, while the rest of India added another ₹0.01 crore to the tally. This brings the total India gross for the second Monday to ₹1.20 crore, reinforcing that while the home territory remains the primary driver, the film is still pulling in consistent, albeit smaller, numbers from neighboring regions. Ticket sales data from BookMyShow further illustrates the film's steady momentum. In the last 24 hours alone, the platform recorded 13,400 ticket sales, pushing the total number of tickets sold on BookMyShow to over 1.09 million. In the national chains, the film saw a calculated turnout of approximately 1,400 tickets across PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis. PVR led the way with around 900 tickets, while INOX and Cinepolis contributed approximately 400 and 150 tickets respectively. While these numbers are lower than the weekend highs, they represent a solid floor for a weekday run. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) On the global front, Lenin is showing a very balanced performance. The film has grossed a total of ₹10.30 crore in overseas markets, which has pushed its total worldwide gross collection to an impressive ₹61.53 crore. Most of the domestic revenue is coming from the Telugu states, which have contributed ₹45.10 crore to the total gross, while Karnataka and other parts of India have added another ₹5.60 crore. With the film now operating in pure profit territory, the coming weekdays will determine just how high the final tally can go before the next wave of releases arrives.

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The film industry often sees massive budget spectacles taking over the box office, but every once in a while, a content-driven project like Lenin arrives and completely shifts the narrative. From its first day of release, the film generated a strong positive buzz, primarily driven by its relatable storytelling and impactful performances. Released on a mid-range scale, Lenin has defied expectations by delivering consistent numbers, proving that word-of-mouth still holds significant power in the 2026 cinematic landscape. The total cost of production and promotion was approximately ₹55 crores. The makers played a smart hand by recovering about 50 percent of this budget—roughly ₹30 crores—through non-theatrical rights like digital and satellite deals before the film even hit the screens. This left a theatrical business value of around ₹20 crores, requiring a distributor share of ₹22 crores to achieve break-even. Remarkably, the film crossed this target by its second day, securing its status as a clean hit almost immediately. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Lenin - Week 1 India Net CollectionDAY NUMBERINDIA NET COLLECTIONSHOW COUNTDay 1 (Friday)₹ 7.15 Cr2,028Day 2 (Saturday)₹ 8.65 Cr2,099Day 3 (Sunday)₹ 9.65 Cr2,324Day 4 (Monday)₹ 3.60 Cr2,122Day 5 (Tuesday)₹ 3.00 Cr2,147Day 6 (Wednesday)₹ 2.15 Cr2,166Day 7 (Thursday)₹ 2.00 Cr2,119Total Week 1₹ 36.20 Cr15,005 The weekly trajectory of Lenin shows a textbook trend for a successful film. It started strong with ₹7.15 Cr on Friday and saw healthy growth over the weekend, peaking on Sunday with ₹9.65 Cr. Even more impressive was the Monday hold, which saw a collection of ₹3.60 Cr. By the time it finished its seventh day on Thursday, the film added ₹2.00 Cr, bringing its total India net collection to ₹36.20 Cr. The show count remained incredibly stable throughout the week, starting at 2,028 and finishing with 2,119 shows on Thursday, indicating that theater owners were actually adding screenings to accommodate the demand. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Regional data highlights that the film is a major force in the Telugu-speaking states (APTG), which contributed a massive ₹36.55 Cr to the total India gross of ₹41.52 Cr. Karnataka also provided strong support with nearly ₹4.00 Cr in gross collections. While the performance in Tamil Nadu and other regions was more modest, the overwhelming dominance in its home circuit has been the driving force behind the hit status. Occupancy rates remained high, starting at 50 percent on Friday and soaring to 59 percent on Sunday, before settling into a respectable 22 percent by Thursday. The international performance of Lenin has been equally consistent, helping the film secure its profitable status globally. By Wednesday, the sixth day of its release, the film successfully completed its break-even target in overseas markets, emerging as a clean hit. According to data from Venky Box Office, the North American circuit contributed 26k dollars (approximately ₹22 lakh) on Wednesday, bringing the regional total to 703k dollars (approximately ₹5.9 Cr). With a total overseas gross of ₹9.40 Cr, the film's cumulative worldwide gross reached ₹50.92 Cr at the end of its first week. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Ticket sales data from BookMyShow reinforces the films mass appeal. Over the last 24 hours alone, nearly 33,000 tickets were sold, bringing the total tickets booked on the platform to over 9.3 lakh for the week. Furthermore, the film saw strong engagement at national chains like PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis, where over 51,000 tickets were moved during the seven-day period. These numbers, combined with the fact that the film has achieved break-even in all territories, solidify Lenin as one of the most profitable and well-received films of the year so far.

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Lenin is a gritty rural action drama directed by Murali Kishor Abburu, who is recognized for his work on Vinaro Bhagyamu Vishnu Katha. The film features Akhil Akkineni in a rugged avatar alongside Bhagyashri Borse, marking a significant project produced by the heavyweight collaboration of Annapurna Studios and Sithara Entertainments under Nagarjuna Akkineni and Suryadevara Naga Vamsi. With a powerhouse supporting cast including Sunil, Brahmaji, Sivaji, and Easwari Rao, and an energetic musical score by Thaman S, the film has established itself as a high-stakes commercial entertainer that balances intense action with deep-rooted emotional conflicts. The film has passed its first major test on the weekdays with a steady hold on Monday. After a strong opening weekend, the film is now transitioning into the profit zone for its makers. On its fourth day, the film collected an India gross of 4.10 crore across 2,122 shows. When compared to the Sunday gross of 11.10 crore, this represents a drop of approximately 63 percent. This dip is a standard trend for regional films moving from a peak weekend into a working Monday. This takes the total India gross collection to 33.37 crore after four days. In terms of net earnings, the domestic total currently stands at 29.05 crore, with the Monday net contribution being 3.60 crore. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The production and promotion cost for the project was reportedly around 55 crore, and it had already secured a significant safety net by recovering nearly 50 percent of its budget through non-theatrical rights, which brought in 30 crore. With the theatrical business value pegged at 20 crore, the film needed a distributor share of 22 crore to hit the breakeven mark. According to reported data, the movie has already achieved this milestone within just three days, recording a worldwide share of 22.3 crore and a recovery rate of 101.3 percent. The regional performance remains heavily concentrated in the home markets. On Monday, the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana (APTG) region contributed a gross of 3.70 crore, which remains the primary driver for the film. Karnataka followed with a gross of 0.32 crore, while Tamil Nadu and other parts of India each added roughly 0.04 crore to the daily tally. This regional strength has been the backbone of the film's theatrical run so far. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) International markets are also showing impressive numbers. According to data provided by Venky Box Office, Lenin had an excellent opening weekend overseas, grossing a total of 625K dollars, which is approximately 6 crore. In North America specifically, the Sunday gross was 106K dollars (roughly 1.02 crore), bringing the total in that region to 548K dollars (approximately 5.26 crore). Looking ahead, the film is trending toward a strong showing on Discount Tuesday, with early estimates suggesting a collection between 75K dollars (around 72 lakhs) and 100K dollars (approximately 96 lakhs). On Monday, the film added an overseas gross of 0.75 crore, pushing the total international gross to 8.05 crore and the worldwide cumulative gross to 41.42 crore. Theater occupancy on Monday stayed healthy at an overall average of 30.12 percent. The day started with 22.62 percent in the morning and saw a peak of 36.54 percent during the night shows. Regionally, Vizag led the charts with a massive 59.0 percent occupancy across 99 shows. Hyderabad maintained a solid 35.3 percent over 375 shows, while Bengaluru recorded 18.8 percent across 251 shows. These figures suggest that the film is finding consistent footfalls in key urban centers. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Digital ticket sales on BookMyShow reflect a similar momentum. In the last 24 hours alone, around 74.54K tickets were sold on the platform. This brings the total tickets sold for the film on BookMyShow to approximately 799.72K so far. The high volume of online bookings indicates that the audience interest remains strong despite the shift into the weekdays. Looking at the performance in national chains, the film recorded an advance booking of approximately 3.7K tickets for Monday, resulting in a gross of roughly 8 lakhs with an occupancy of 3.8 percent across 454 shows. Breaking this down by specific chains, PVR led with 2K tickets sold and a gross of 4.5 lakhs. INOX followed with 1.2K tickets, earning 2.3 lakhs, while Cinepolis contributed 0.6K tickets with a gross of 1.2 lakhs. These numbers are rounded to reflect the overall trend in the multiplex segment. The film is now entering a phase of pure profit for the distributors. With the breakeven target already surpassed, every crore added from here on will contribute to the movie's status as a major success. The steady Monday hold and the positive trend for Tuesday indicate that the film is likely to enjoy a long and fruitful run at the box office.

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Mumbai, July 13 - The Indian box office enjoyed another strong weekend as films from Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Hollywood attracted audiences across the country. Ajay Devgn's Dhamaal 4 emerged as the undisputed winner of the July 10–12 weekend, posting a solid opening and comfortably finishing ahead of the competition. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The Indra Kumar-directed Dhamaal 4 topped the weekend chart with an estimated 78 crore gross at the Indian box office, driven by excellent occupancy and significant growth over Saturday and Sunday. The comedy entertainer has reaffirmed the box office strength of franchise films and family entertainers. Akhil Akkineni's Telugu action drama Lenin brings the actor back in the success form after back-to-back box office duds, and secured the second spot in the weekend chart, delivering a solid opening in the Telugu market and establishing itself as one of the biggest regional launches of the month. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Hollywood's Evil Dead Burn claimed the third position, extending its impressive theatrical run after recording the biggest opening for a horror film in India this year. Tamil release Idhayam Murali followed in fourth place, registering a respectable opening despite facing competition from multiple high-profile releases across languages. Meanwhile, Tamil movie Gatta Kusthi 2 scored a super second weekend, grossing around 9.50 crores despite new releases. It remained the number 1 Tamil movie of the weekend. The combined total of the top 5 movies of the July 10-12 weekend was around 142 crores gross at the Indian box office, which is about 42% more than the last weekend. In fact, this was the biggest weekend since June 5-7 (160 crores) (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Top 5 Box Office Weekend Grossers (July 10-12) S. No. Movie Weekend India GBOC Total India GBOC 1 Dhamaal 4 ₹ 78.00 Cr ₹ 78.00 Cr 2 Lenin ₹ 29.25 Cr ₹ 29.25 Cr 3 Evil Dead Burn ₹ 15.00 Cr ₹ 15.00 Cr 4 Idhayam Murali ₹ 9.85 Cr ₹ 9.85 Cr 5 Gatta Kusthi 2 ₹ 9.50 Cr ₹ 34.85 Cr Note: Gross collection*

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Alia Bhatt's Alpha has entered its second week of theatrical run, but the arrival of new releases has significantly impacted its momentum. On its eighth day, which was the second Friday, the film collected a net of ₹ 1.65 crore in India. This figure represents a 34.0 per cent drop compared to the previous day's collection of ₹ 2.50 crore. This decline is largely attributed to a sharp reduction in screen count, as a major portion of its shows were reassigned to the new comedy entertainer, Dhamaal 4. The total performance over eight days now brings the India net collection to ₹ 49.10 crore, with the India gross reaching ₹ 58.51 crore. In the international circuit, Alpha managed to add ₹ 1.00 crore on its eighth day. This takes the total overseas gross to ₹ 23.55 crore. When we combine the domestic and international numbers, the worldwide gross collection for the film now stands at ₹ 82.06 crore. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The impact of new competition is most visible in the national chains, including PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis. Just 24 hours ago, on its seventh day, Alpha was the top-performing movie across these chains with roughly 12,000 tickets sold in advance. However, on Friday, it was displaced by several new titles. Across the three major chains, Alpha sold approximately 4,670 tickets for the day, generating a gross of around ₹ 14.88 lakh. PVR led these contributions with nearly 2.4k tickets and a gross of ₹ 8.6 lakh at 2.70 per cent occupancy. INOX followed with about 1.7k tickets and ₹ 4.9 lakh gross, while Cinepolis contributed nearly 0.5k tickets with a gross of around ₹ 1.5 lakh. On BookMyShow, the ticket sales trend also reflected this downward shift. On Thursday, the film had sold about 33,180 tickets, but this number dropped to 22,750 tickets on the second Friday. The cumulative ticket sales on the platform have now reached 858,290. While the film had been a steady topper on the trending charts, it has now largely stopped trending as the spotlight has moved toward Dhamaal 4 and Lenin. This shift in audience attention was particularly evident as the film’s show count was reduced to 4,831 shows across India on Friday. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) In terms of theater occupancy, the film recorded an overall average of 12.89 per cent for the Hindi 2D version. The day started with a quiet morning at 5.85 per cent occupancy, which improved slightly to 10.15 per cent in the afternoon. The evening shows saw a further rise to 14.23 per cent, and the day concluded with its highest occupancy of 18.38 per cent during the night shows. This night-time peak suggests that there is still some lingering interest among urban audiences, even with fewer shows available. Looking at the major regions, Mumbai and the National Capital Region (NCR) remained the primary contributors, though both saw muted occupancy levels. Mumbai had 529 shows and an overall occupancy of 12.3 per cent, with night shows reaching 19 per cent. NCR operated with 724 shows and an overall occupancy of 11.3 per cent, peaking at 15 per cent at night. Other cities like Ahmedabad and Bengaluru recorded overall occupancies of 8.8 per cent and 11.0 per cent respectively. Surat remained on the lower end with just 6 per cent overall occupancy. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) As the film moves into its second weekend, its ability to cross the ₹ 50 crore net mark in India seems likely, but the growth will be limited by its reduced footprint. The significant drop on the second Friday indicates that the movie is now entering a stage of its run where it will rely mostly on evening and night shows in major cities to sustain itself through the heavy competition.

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Here is the Telugu movie Lenin box office collection which is a Action Drama film. This film is directed by Murali Kishor Abburu and produced by . ## Lenin stars , Akhil Akkineni, Bhagyashri Borse, Brahmaji, Ramki, Sunil Varma in key roles. ## Lenin Review ## Lenin Review: What Public Has To Say About This Movie ## Lenin Box Office Collection Day Wise | All Language DayIndia Net Collection Day 1 [1st Friday] ₹ - Cr * may earn Total ₹ - Cr ## India Net Collection ₹ - Cr ## Worldwide Collection ₹ - Cr ## Overseas Collection ₹ - Cr ## India Gross Collection ₹ - Cr ## Lenin Budget: ₹ 1 Cr * Approx ## Lenin Verdict: Coming Soon ## Lenin Screen count ## India: - * expected ## Overseas: - * expected ## Worldwide total: - ## Release Date: 10th July 2026 ## For more and the latest news about Tollywood Box Office Collection, Stay tuned to us.Lenin State Wise Gross CollectionDayKarnatakaAPTGTamil NaduKeralaRest Of IndiaDay TotalDay 1 [1st Friday]₹ 0.7 Cr₹ 7.4 Cr₹ 0.05 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.07 Cr₹ 8.22 CrDay 2 [1st Saturday]₹ 1.15 Cr₹ 8.75 Cr₹ 0.13 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.15 Cr₹ 10.18 CrDay 3 [1st Sunday]₹ 1.25 Cr₹ 9.8 Cr₹ 0.15 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.19 Cr₹ 11.39 CrDay 4 [1st Monday]₹ 0.32 Cr₹ 3.7 Cr₹ 0.04 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.04 Cr₹ 4.1 CrDay 5 [1st Tuesday]₹ 0.23 Cr₹ 3.1 Cr₹ 0.04 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.05 Cr₹ 3.42 CrDay 6 [1st Wednesday]₹ 0.15 Cr₹ 2.25 Cr₹ 0.02 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.03 Cr₹ 2.45 CrDay 7 [1st Thursday]₹ 0.15 Cr₹ 2.1 Cr₹ 0.01 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.02 Cr₹ 2.28 CrWeek 1 Gross₹ 3.95 Cr₹ 37.1 Cr₹ 0.44 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.55 Cr₹ 42.04 CrDay 8 [2nd Friday]₹ 0.2 Cr₹ 1.65 Cr₹ 0.02 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.03 Cr₹ 1.9 CrDay 9 [2nd Saturday]₹ 0.35 Cr₹ 2.35 Cr₹ 0.03 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.03 Cr₹ 2.76 CrDay 10 [2nd Sunday]₹ 0.36 Cr₹ 2.9 Cr₹ 0.04 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.03 Cr₹ 3.33 CrDay 11 [2nd Monday]₹ 0.09 Cr₹ 1.1 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.01 Cr₹ 1.2 CrDay 12 [2nd Tuesday]₹ 0.09 Cr₹ 0.85 Cr₹ 0.01 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.01 Cr₹ 0.96 CrDay 13 [2nd Wednesday]₹ 0.05 Cr₹ 0.8 Cr₹ 0.01 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.01 Cr₹ 0.87 CrDay 14 [2nd Thursday]₹ 0.02 Cr₹ 0.6 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.01 Cr₹ 0.63 CrWeek 2 Gross₹ 1.16 Cr₹ 10.25 Cr₹ 0.11 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.13 Cr₹ 11.65 CrTotal₹ 5.11 Cr₹ 47.35 Cr₹ 0.55 Cr₹ 0 Cr₹ 0.68 Cr₹ 53.69 Cr ##