Bhadrakali vs Jolly LLB 3 vs Beauty vs Kiss: Who Won the Box Office Battle?

Bhadrakali vs Jolly LLB 3 vs Beauty vs Kiss: The box office was live on 19 September 2025 when three-four films collided in the theatres. Such releases brought flavors of courtroom drama, regional action-thriller, small-scale romance, and youth-centric drama. So which one made its mark?

Bhadrakali – A Strong Start Regionally

Featuring Vijay Antony, it has got a pretty good reception from both Tamil and Telugu markets. By 6 pm on the very first day occupation reached 12% in Tamil Nadu and 15% in Telugu states. The film grossed close to ₹4 crore worldwide over its first day.

Jolly LLB 3: The Decisively Colossal Winner from Bollywood

Needless to say, the courtroom star drama, Jolly LLB 3, is indeed the clear winner of all. Starring Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi, the movie earned an impressive ₹12.50 crores net collection in the India Box Office on its first day. The strong franchise recall, nationwide reach, and the fact that it was opened on the first day of this festive season, ensured that it was among the top earners despite the competition.

Beauty- A Small Opener

Beauty was directed by J. S. S. Vardhan and starred Ankith Koyya and Nilakhi Patra. The film performed very poorly at the box office and opened disappointingly low with ₹0.10 crore worldwide and only amassed up until now ₹0.11 crore. While the film did really badly at the box office, the pairing of the new pair did get much appreciation from niche audience.

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Kiss- Youth Standards but Limited

On the first day, however, around ₹40 lakh was what Kiss, choreograph Satish’s directorial debut, earned. Mixed reviews from critics with much praise for the main actor Kavin, the film, however, may see little growth due to the kind of appeal it holds with the youth.

Who Won This Week?

In the crash of many films standing tall, Jolly LLB 3 came out tops and held its forte at the box office, while Bhadrakali had a pretty good display promising regional strength. Beauty and Kiss languished in poor collections and reflected so much of India’s theatrical fetching markets still dominated by star power and franchise value.