The Great Pre-Wedding Show 3 Days Collections: Small Budget Film Hit or Flop?

The Great Pre-Wedding Show 3 Days Collections: The Great Pre-wedding Show starring Thiruveer and Teena Sravya was a pleasant surprise at the box office. Written and directed by Rahul Srinivas, this low-budget rom-com deals with the chaos, hilarity, and emotions leading up to a wedding, which has evidently resonated well with young audiences. In spite of the limited promotions and a small release, the film gradually built up the audience over the weekend just through word-of-mouth.

Three-Day Box Office Performance

Slow and steady, Day 1 saw an audience who walked into The Great Pre-Wedding Show with some caution on the part of the audience and a box office collection of ₹0.38 crore.
Day 2-Climbing 18% to a healthy ₹0.45 crore on Saturday, the buoyancy was provided by the favourable reviews circulating amongst the viewers.
The Great Pre-Wedding Show was remaining on the incline on Day 3 (Sunday), with an estimated ₹0.50 crore in collection, thus setting the 3-day Indian net total at about ₹1.33 crores.

These figures translate to an approximate Indian gross of ₹1.57 crore and a worldwide gross of ₹1.60 crore. Quite encouraging for a classy rom-com with limited number of screens!

Budget and Breakeven Status

The budget of the film was nominally put at ₹1 crore, inclusive of marketing and promotions. Thus, with the current numbers on the box office, The Great Pre-Wedding Show have already amassed its coproduced costs and gained some profits from its theatrical currency. By the looks of it, the price for digital and music rights-it only gets better.

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Final Judgment: Profitable Underdog

Not a stereotype of commercial success, The Great Pre-Wedding Show still made its case well above expectations for its scale. The combination of positive mouth publicity along with its low cost makes the film an official hit now in the makers’ accounts.

Total (3 Days): ₹1.33 crore (India net)
Verdict: Hit-a small-budget success story!