Scene earned Rs 12.85 crore in India on Day 5, Tuesday 10 November. The film missed Rs 100 crore India net by just Rs 2.60 crore — it should cross the mark today.
Updated: 11 November 2026, 10:45 IST
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- Day 5 India net: Rs 12.85 crore, down 40% from Day 4’s revised Rs 21.40 crore, per Sacnilk.
- India net total: Rs 97.40 crore. Worldwide: Rs 174.40 crore. Tamil Nadu gross has crossed Rs 60 crore.
- Mookuthi Amman 2 earned Rs 2.10 crore on Day 5. Scene earned about six times as much on the same day.
Day 5: Rs 12.85 crore, a sharp Tuesday fall
Scene had its weakest day so far on Tuesday: Rs 12.85 crore net in India on Day 5, per Sacnilk’s day-wise tracker — 40% less than Day 4’s Rs 21.40 crore. The film played on 5,324 shows, with 45% of seats filled.
The fall has a clear reason. Day 4 was the Monday after Diwali, when families were still free and halls were full. Day 5 was the first plain working Tuesday after the festival. Tamil brought in Rs 10.35 crore on Day 5 and Telugu Rs 2.50 crore.
The best day is still Day 3, the first Saturday, at Rs 23.65 crore, with Day 4 second at Rs 21.40 crore. Day 5 is the first day under Rs 13 crore. The run now depends on how the second weekend holds up.
Also read: Scene Day 4: Rs 21.25 crore, Rs 149.55 crore worldwide
The revised numbers: Day 4 was Rs 21.40 crore
Sacnilk has revised three of Scene’s day figures since yesterday’s post: Day 2 from Rs 20.25 crore to Rs 20.35 crore, Day 3 from Rs 23.25 crore to Rs 23.65 crore, and Day 4 from Rs 21.25 crore to Rs 21.40 crore.
Yesterday’s Day 4 post on this site used the old figure, Rs 21.25 crore — the figure Sacnilk showed at the time. This post uses the revised Rs 21.40 crore throughout; the old figure is superseded.
The revisions fix the totals. The revised day-wise run is: Day 1, Rs 19.15 crore; Day 2, Rs 20.35 crore; Day 3, Rs 23.65 crore; Day 4, Rs 21.40 crore; Day 5, Rs 12.85 crore. Those five add up to Rs 97.40 crore, exactly the India net total. Before the revisions, the days added up short.
Also read: Scene Day 3: Rs 116 crore worldwide, Rs 62.75 crore net
Rs 2.60 crore short of Rs 100 crore
Scene’s India net total stands at Rs 97.40 crore after five days — Rs 2.60 crore short of Rs 100 crore. At Day 5’s pace of Rs 12.85 crore, the film crosses Rs 100 crore net on Day 6, today, with room to spare.
The other totals: India gross Rs 113.15 crore, overseas Rs 61.25 crore, worldwide Rs 174.40 crore. India gross plus overseas equals the worldwide figure, so the totals check out. Tamil accounts for Rs 80.40 crore of the India net and Telugu for Rs 17 crore.
One more mark has already fallen. Tamil Nadu gross has crossed Rs 60 crore, per tracker Sugumar Srinivasan, via Filmverse’s 10 November report. Filmverse’s own headline figure of Rs 150 crore worldwide is a stale mid-day number and is not used here; Sacnilk’s final Rs 174.40 crore is the total.
BoxOfficeIndia24 puts Day 5 lower, at Rs 11.90 crore, with the total at Rs 93.80 crore. This site follows Sacnilk as its primary tracker. Gross-based reports count a bigger number than net and are not mixed in here.
Scene vs Mookuthi Amman 2: about six times bigger
Mookuthi Amman 2 earned Rs 2.10 crore on Day 5, per Sacnilk — 59.2% less than its Day 4 of Rs 5.15 crore. Its India net total stands at Rs 16.18 crore, with India gross at Rs 18.72 crore. Sacnilk reports no overseas figure for it, so its worldwide number is shown as Rs 18.72 crore, the India gross alone.
Scene earned 6.1 times as much on Day 5 — Rs 12.85 crore against Rs 2.10 crore. Across five days the gap is almost the same: Rs 97.40 crore against Rs 16.18 crore is 6.0 times. The two films opened the same day, and the gap has barely moved.
Mookuthi Amman 2’s day-wise run: Day 1, Rs 1.88 crore; Day 2, Rs 2.45 crore; Day 3, Rs 4.60 crore; Day 4, Rs 5.15 crore; Day 5, Rs 2.10 crore — adding up to exactly Rs 16.18 crore. Its best day was Day 4, the post-Diwali Monday. The Tuesday fall hit it harder than it hit Scene.
Also read: Scene Day 2: the Mookuthi Amman 2 comparison
FAQ
How much did Scene earn on Day 5?
Rs 12.85 crore net in India on Tuesday 10 November, per Sacnilk — down 40% from Day 4’s revised Rs 21.40 crore.
Has Scene crossed Rs 100 crore in India?
Not yet. India net stands at Rs 97.40 crore, Rs 2.60 crore short. At Day 5’s pace it crosses the mark on Day 6, today.
Why did the Day 4 figure change?
Sacnilk revised Day 2 to Rs 20.35 crore, Day 3 to Rs 23.65 crore and Day 4 to Rs 21.40 crore. With the revisions, the five days add up to exactly Rs 97.40 crore.
Desk-original added context
Our own maths: the revised day-wise figures — 19.15, 20.35, 23.65, 21.40 and 12.85 — add up to exactly Rs 97.40 crore. The revisions added Rs 0.65 crore in all (Rs 0.10 crore on Day 2, Rs 0.40 crore on Day 3, Rs 0.15 crore on Day 4). Tamil’s share of the India net is 82.6% (Rs 80.40 crore of Rs 97.40 crore). Scene’s Day 5 is 6.1 times Mookuthi Amman 2’s Rs 2.10 crore, and its five-day total is 6.0 times Mookuthi Amman 2’s Rs 16.18 crore. Our own timeline: Day 3 (Rs 23.65 crore, best day); Day 4 (Rs 21.40 crore, revised); Day 5 (Rs 12.85 crore).
Sources
- Sacnilk — Scene day-wise box office collection worldwide (PRIMARY: Day 5 final, revised day-wise figures, totals; 200 verified)
- Sacnilk — Mookuthi Amman 2 box office collection (MA2 Day 5 Rs 2.10 crore, total Rs 16.18 crore, no overseas reported; 200 verified)
- Movezbox — Scene box office (confirms 97.40 / 174.40; 200 verified)
- Filmverse — Scene Day 5 box office, Tamil Nadu Rs 60 crore (TN gross crossed Rs 60 crore, via tracker Sugumar Srinivasan; 200 verified; its “Rs 150 crore worldwide” headline is a STALE mid-day figure, not used)
- NDTV Profit — Scene Day 5 final article (confirms 12.85 / 97.40 / 113.15 / 174.40, Tamil 10.35 + Telugu 2.50; curl HEAD returned 403, corroboration only, not linked)
Sasanka Sekhar Pradhan is the founder of India Presents, an India-focused news site. He covers daily box-office trackers, India news, economy explainers, sports previews and festival guides — in simple English, so readers across India can follow fast-moving stories without jargon. His focus is what a story means for the reader: the number that matters, the source behind it, and what happens next. India Presents publishes daily, with day-trackers updated as new figures come in.
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