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‘Crazy Kalyanam’ box office collection day 4: Anupama Parameswaran’s film earns Rs 74 lakhs domestically, India gross reaches Rs 84 lakhs; Monday collection drops | Telugu Movie News

'Crazy Kalyanam' box office collection day 4: Anupama Parameswaran's film earns Rs 74 lakhs domestically, India gross reaches Rs 84 lakhs; Monday collection drops | Telugu Movie News
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‘Crazy Kalyanam’ box office collection day 4. ‘Crazy Kalyanam’, the Telugu romantic family comedy-drama starring Anupama Parameswaran, recorded a decline in box office earnings on Monday, October 19. The film collected Rs 15 lakhs in India net on its fourth day in theaters. This marked a drop of approximately 21.1% from Sunday’s collection of Rs 19 lakhs. According to Sacnilk, the film’s cumulative India net collection has reached Rs 74 lakhs, while its domestic gross collection stands at Rs 84 lakhs.The movie recorded 334 shows on Monday, with reported overall occupancy at 18.84%. Its fourth-day footfalls stood at 14,830, taking the total attendance across its first four days to 71,409. Despite opening with Rs 20 lakhs on Friday, the film’s daily earnings declined over the subsequent days.

‘Crazy Kalyanam’ box office collection day 4 in detail

On its fourth day, ‘Crazy Kalyanam’ earned Rs 15 lakhs in India net, according to the reported figures by Sacnilk. The collection was lower than Sunday’s Rs 19 lakhs, showing a decline in weekday earnings. The film’s cumulative domestic net total reached Rs 74 lakhs after four days in theaters.The movie recorded 334 shows on Monday. Its reported occupancy was 18.84%, while 14,830 people attended screenings that day. The total footfalls since Friday reached 71,409, taking the film past the 71,000 mark.’Crazy Kalyanam’ opened in theaters on Friday, October 16, with an India net collection of Rs 20 lakhs. It maintained the same earnings on Saturday before collecting Rs 19 lakhs on Sunday. Monday’s Rs 15 lakhs brought its four-day India net total to Rs 74 lakhs.| Day | Date | India Net Collection | Shows | Reported Occupancy ||—|—|—:|—:|—:|| Day 1 (Friday) | October 16, 2026 | Rs 20 lakhs | 549 | 13.0% || Day 2 (Saturday) | October 17, 2026 | Rs 20 lakhs | 379 | 17.0% || Day 3 (Sunday) | October 18, 2026 | Rs 19 lakhs | 333 | 19.0% || Day 4 (Monday) | October 19, 2026 | Rs 15 lakhs | 334 | 18.84% || Total India Net | First four days | Rs 74 lakhs | — | — |Directed by Badrappa Gajula, ‘Crazy Kalyanam’ combines romance, family drama and comedy against the backdrop of rural Telangana. The story centers on a traditional father’s plans for his daughter’s wedding and her determination to make her own decisions.Vijaya Krishna Naresh plays Parvathalu, a conservative father who wants to organize a grand wedding for his younger daughter, Keerthi. Anupama Parameswaran portrays Keerthi, whose career ambitions and personal choices conflict with her father’s expectations.Keerthi falls in love with Uday, a handloom weaver played by Akhil Raj. Her relationship complicates Parvathalu’s plans to arrange a marriage according to his preferences. The resulting conflict brings generational differences and individual freedom into focus. Tharun Bhascker plays Keerthi’s unemployed brother-in-law.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.

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