Suriya’s Scene Nears ₹150 Crore Worldwide: Four-Day Box Office Estimate Reaches ₹149.55 Crore

10 November 2026
Curated by the team of Boldvoices

Suriya’s Tamil-Telugu film Scene is closing in on the ₹150-crore worldwide box-office milestone after a strong first four days in theatres. Trade estimates put the film’s worldwide gross at approximately ₹149.55 crore by Monday, 9 November, with the Tamil version contributing the bulk of its domestic earnings.

The film collected an estimated ₹21.25 crore net in India on its fourth day, according to figures reported by trade trackers and entertainment publications. Its cumulative India net collection stood at around ₹84.40 crore, while the domestic gross was estimated at ₹98.05 crore. Overseas gross collections were placed at approximately ₹51.50 crore.

Scene box-office report: four-day figures

The worldwide figure is an estimated gross total, not the film’s India net collection. Box-office reports can differ depending on the markets covered, reporting cut-off times and whether figures are presented as net or gross. These numbers should therefore be treated as trade estimates rather than audited studio accounts.

Tamil version leads the domestic box office

The Tamil version remained the principal driver of the film’s domestic performance. It reportedly earned around ₹17.85 crore net on Monday from 4,378 shows, while the Telugu version contributed approximately ₹3.40 crore from 1,423 shows.

In cumulative India net collections, the Tamil version was estimated at about ₹70 crore, or roughly 82.9% of the total. The Telugu version contributed around ₹14.40 crore, accounting for the remaining 17.1%. The split underlines the strength of the film in its primary Tamil market while also showing a meaningful contribution from Telugu-speaking audiences.

Overseas markets lift the worldwide total

International markets have played an important role in taking Scene close to the ₹150-crore mark. The reported overseas gross reached approximately ₹51.50 crore by the end of its fourth day, with around ₹5 crore estimated from international markets on Monday alone.

For a bilingual release, overseas performance can provide an important second engine of growth. The film’s reach depends on the strength of Tamil and Telugu-speaking audiences abroad, local release scale, show availability and word of mouth. The final overseas total may change as additional market reports are consolidated.

What is driving audience interest?

Directed by Jithu Madhavan, Scene brings Suriya and the filmmaker together for the first time. Suriya plays Inbaraj, an eccentric police officer who is drawn back into an unresolved case from his past. The investigation brings him into contact with an unpredictable team and a mystery that gradually unfolds.

Naslen plays a key role in the story, while Nazriya Nazim is also part of the cast. The combination of Suriya’s star presence, Jithu Madhavan’s offbeat storytelling style and the film’s Tamil-Malayalam creative mix has helped it attract attention across regional markets.

Day-four collection shows a modest dip, but the run remains strong

The estimated Monday India net of ₹21.25 crore was around 10.1% lower than Sunday’s reported ₹23.65 crore. A decline on a weekday is not unusual after the weekend, and the film continued to record substantial theatre occupancy in its key markets.

Reported Monday occupancy was stronger for the Tamil version than for the Telugu version. Tamil screenings recorded approximately 72.1% occupancy in the cited show-level estimate, while the Telugu version was reported at around 47%. These figures can vary by location, cinema chain and show timing.

Tamil Nadu remains the biggest contributing market

Tamil Nadu was reported as the largest state-level contributor on Monday, with an estimated gross of ₹14.65 crore. Andhra Pradesh and Telangana together contributed around ₹4.10 crore, while Karnataka and Kerala added approximately ₹2.70 crore and ₹2.75 crore, respectively. The remaining tracked Indian markets contributed about ₹0.50 crore.

The state-wise figures point to a strong home-market base, supported by collections from neighbouring southern states and overseas territories. They are tracker-based estimates and may not represent the final distributor or producer accounting.

Can Scene cross ₹150 crore worldwide?

With the reported worldwide gross at ₹149.55 crore, Scene was only a short distance from the ₹150-crore milestone at the end of Monday. If the film maintains reasonable weekday occupancy and receives support from the next weekend, it could cross that mark soon. The exact timing will depend on fresh collections, competing releases and show retention.

Crossing ₹150 crore would be a notable commercial milestone for the film, but its longer-term performance will depend on how quickly collections settle after the opening period. Sustained audience interest, repeat viewing and the ability to hold screens against new releases will matter more than a single milestone.

Bottom line

Scene has delivered a strong opening stretch, with trade estimates placing its four-day worldwide gross at around ₹149.55 crore. The Tamil version is leading domestic collections, while overseas markets have added a substantial contribution. The film is now close to the ₹150-crore mark, but the figures remain provisional trade estimates and should be read separately from official studio-reported numbers.

Box-office figures in this report are approximate trade estimates reported on 10 November 2026. They are not audited studio figures and may be revised as more market data becomes available.

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