‘Adios Amigo’ box office collections day 4: Film sees 50 percent drop after opening, mints more than Rs 1 crore

Asif Ali and Suraj Venjaramoodu’s latest comedy-drama film ‘Adios Amigo’ has been performing moderately well at the box office, despite seeing a significant drop in collections after its opening day. The film, which blends humor with social commentary, has managed to garner a total of Rs 1,75,60,753 in its first four days of release.

According to Twitter Forum What The Fuss, Adios Amigo collected Rs 23,16,088 on its fourth day, contributing to its total earnings. However, the movie witnessed a considerable decline in box office performance, with collections dropping by approximately 50% compared to its opening day, which saw earnings of Rs 44,21,930 by the end of the day.

Directed by newcomer Dheeraj Bala, Adios Amigo tells the story of two men from vastly different social backgrounds who cross paths at a bustling bus stand. One character is portrayed as affluent and confident, while the other struggles with life’s hardships. Despite their differences, the two embark on a journey filled with humor, unexpected adventures, and a touch of social commentary.

The film’s music, composed by Gopi Sundar and Jakes Bejoy, has been well-received, with lyrics penned by Vinayak Sasikumar. Jakes Bejoy also handled the background score. The performances of Asif Ali and Suraj Venjaramoodu, who play the lead roles, have been praised, although the film itself has received mixed reviews. Many viewers consider it a "one-time watch" with entertaining moments but lacking in depth.