'Patriot' box office collections day 8: Mammootty and Mohanlal film struggles in India; Worldwide at Rs 72 Crores

'Patriot', starring Mammootty and Mohanlal is continuing its underwhelming theatrical run despite achieving a few milestones globally. The action thriller has failed to maintain strong momentum in India. However, overseas audiences are still helping the film post respectable numbers worldwide. The movie has now crossed the Rs 70 crore mark at the global box office.

Overseas numbers for 'Patriot' bring big record

According to Sacnilk, 'Patriot' has collected Rs 26.98 crore in India net collections so far. The film’s India gross collection currently stands at Rs 31.30 crore.


The overseas market has contributed heavily to the overall business. The film has grossed Rs 41.50 crore internationally. With this, the total worldwide gross collection has reached Rs 72.80 crore in just eight days.

Even though the domestic collections are slowing down rapidly, the strong overseas support has prevented the film from collapsing completely at the worldwide box office.

Day 6 and day 7 collections dip for 'Patriot'

The film witnessed another noticeable drop during weekdays. On Day 6, which was the first Wednesday, 'Patriot' earned Rs 1.20 crore. The occupancy stood at 15 percent across nearly 1,800 shows.

The downward trend continued on Day 7 as well. On the first Thursday, the movie collected only Rs 0.93 crore. The occupancy further dropped to 13 percent from 1,799 shows.

With the latest figures, the film wrapped up its first week in India with a net collection of Rs 26.98 crore.

'Patriot' story revolves around surveillance conspiracy

'Patriot' is a spy action thriller that follows covert operatives trying to uncover a dangerous surveillance conspiracy. As the investigation progresses, the situation develops into a major national security emergency.

The story focuses on a race against time as the agents attempt to dismantle the network before it silences opposition voices permanently.

ETimes review praises writing and characters

ETimes review for the film reads, "When Fahadh’s character says that what they had built is not followers but faith, it rings true for both the characters and the actors. In fact, their interactions carry an undercurrent of real-life conversations. Was it absolutely necessary? Did it work? Very well. What could be called morbid talk is layered with a good deal of philosophy, just before a thrilling car chase. Towards the end, the screenplay get a little messy before it settles, just like in the beginning.

The dynamics between couples, friends, and even father and son—all of it finds a place in this stellar writing by Mahesh. The female characters—each treated with respect and agency—are key to the storytelling. Did the advocate or the minister have to be women? No. But the fact that they are women matters, especially given the character settings they have."

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