Scene earned Rs 6.10 crore in India on Day 7, Thursday 12 November. Its worldwide total is now Rs 200.60 crore — past Rs 200 crore in its first week. Suriya is now the first Tamil actor with three Rs 200 crore films in a single calendar year, as per Sacnilk.
Updated: 13 November 2026, 10:30 IST
Quick Read
- Scene made Rs 6.10 crore net in India on Day 7, down 24.2% from Day 6’s Rs 8.05 crore, across 5,062 shows, as per Sacnilk.
- Totals: India net Rs 111.55 crore, India gross Rs 129.60 crore, overseas Rs 71 crore, worldwide Rs 200.60 crore. The Rs 200 crore mark fell inside week one.
- Suriya now has three Rs 200 crore films in 2026 — Scene, Karuppu and Vishwanathan & Sons — a first for a Tamil actor in one year. Scene also beat both of them in Kerala.
Day 7 in numbers
Thursday is a weekday, so a drop was expected: Day 7 came in 24.2% below Day 6’s Rs 8.05 crore. The film still played 5,062 shows across its two versions, so theatres are holding on to it into the second weekend.
Tamil brought in Rs 4.50 crore from 3,643 shows; Telugu added Rs 1.60 crore from 1,419 shows. Tamil is nearly three-quarters of the day’s money. Overseas, the film added Rs 4 crore, taking its overseas total to Rs 71 crore.
About 482,145 tickets were sold on Day 7, and the seven-day total stands at 8,347,885, as per The Times of India — a big crowd for a film that opened alongside Ramayana.
Also read: Scene Day 6: Rs 8.05 cr, Rs 100 cr net crossed
The Rs 200 crore week
Scene opened in theatres on 6 November, directed by Jithu Madhavan, with Suriya as Inbaraj, a deputy superintendent of police, alongside Naslen and Nazriya Nazim. It has held up well against Ramayana, which took most of the screens and most of the talk.
The first four days did the heavy work: Rs 84.55 crore net in India, against Rs 27 crore in Days 5 to 7 — Rs 100 crore net in India fell on Day 6, Rs 200 crore worldwide on Day 7.
One early number needs correcting: The Times of India’s live blog showed a Day 7 estimate of Rs 1.88 crore early in the day. That was a live, unfinished figure — the final number is Rs 6.10 crore, as per Sacnilk.
Suriya’s record year
Three Rs 200 crore films in one year is new ground for a Tamil actor. Scene is Suriya’s third of 2026, after Karuppu and Vishwanathan & Sons. The Week puts Karuppu at Rs 315 crore and Vishwanathan & Sons at Rs 260 crore worldwide, though other outlets put those two lower.
Kerala is where Scene has done something special: it has beaten both Karuppu and Vishwanathan & Sons in the state, Suriya’s career-best there. The Times of India reports it now nears Ponniyin Selvan: Part 1’s Kerala record and targets Rajinikanth’s Coolie next. No Kerala figures were given in the reports read today, so this post states the chase without numbers.
What stands out is the spread: three different films, three different stories, all crossing the same line in twelve months.
Also read: Ramayana Day 8: Rs 53.50 cr, Rs 1000 cr crossed
Two totals, one film
Readers will see two different worldwide totals for Scene. The makers, Zhagaram Studios, posted on 11 November that the film had crossed Rs 205 crore worldwide. Sacnilk’s tracker put the Day 6 worldwide total at Rs 189.50 crore — about Rs 15.50 crore lower.
That’s a normal gap: makers count gross figures from their own distributors, often with early overseas estimates baked in, while trackers count ticket sales show by show. This post uses Sacnilk throughout, as it has for the whole Scene series.
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FAQ
How much did Scene earn on Day 7?
Rs 6.10 crore net in India on Thursday 12 November, across 5,062 shows, as per Sacnilk — down 24.2% from Day 6’s Rs 8.05 crore. Tamil made Rs 4.50 crore, Telugu Rs 1.60 crore.
Has Scene crossed Rs 200 crore worldwide?
Yes — Rs 200.60 crore worldwide after seven days, as per Sacnilk: India gross Rs 129.60 crore plus overseas Rs 71 crore. The makers claimed Rs 205 crore on 11 November; this post uses Sacnilk.
What is Suriya’s record with Scene?
The first Tamil actor with three Rs 200 crore films in one calendar year — Scene, Karuppu and Vishwanathan & Sons, all in 2026. Scene has also beaten both in Kerala, his best result there.
Desk-original added context
Our own day-wise table, from Sacnilk’s figures: Day 1 — Rs 19.15 crore; Day 2 — Rs 20.35 crore; Day 3 — Rs 23.65 crore (revised up from Rs 23.25 crore); Day 4 — Rs 21.40 crore (revised up from Rs 21.25 crore); Day 5 — Rs 12.85 crore; Day 6 — Rs 8.05 crore; Day 7 — Rs 6.10 crore. The seven days add up to Rs 111.55 crore net in India, which matches Sacnilk’s total. Our own maths: the first four days made Rs 84.55 crore and the next three Rs 27 crore, so the opening stretch was about 76% of the week’s India net. Tamil’s Rs 4.50 crore is 73.8% of Day 7. The makers-versus-tracker gap: Rs 205 crore claimed minus Sacnilk’s Rs 189.50 crore after Day 6 leaves about Rs 15.50 crore.
Sources
- The Times of India — Scene box office collection day 7: crosses Rs 200 cr worldwide (13 Nov 2026, 200 verified; primary source via Sacnilk — day-wise and total figures, Kerala record)
- NDTV Profit — Scene BO collection day 7: crosses Rs 200 crore worldwide in first week (13 Nov 2026; verified via search, curl 403 bot-block; corroboration)
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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