‘Pravinkoodu Shappu’ box office collections day 4: Mystery film mints Rs 2.6 crore

Basil Joseph's mystery drama 'Pravinkoodu Shappu' has had a mixed reception, collecting Rs 2.6 crore globally in four days and Rs 3.73 crore in India. Despite an initial strong start with Rs 1.5 crore, the film's earnings dipped on subsequent days, garnering Rs 74 lakh on both the third and fourth days. Directed by debutant Sreeraj Sreenivasan, the film received a low rating of 2 stars from ETimes, citing loss of grip in the second half despite strong filmmaking elements.
‘Pravinkoodu Shappu’ box office collections day 4: Mystery film mints Rs 2.6 crore
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Basil Joseph’s mystery drama movie ‘Pravinkoodu Shappu’ is getting only mediocre collections at the box office as the audience's responses to the film are mixed.

According to the Sacnilk website, ‘Pravinkoodu Shappu’ has collected Rs 2.6 crores worldwide in 4 days and the India Net collections stand at Rs 3.73 crore. The India gross collections for ‘Pravinkoodu Shappu’ stand at Rs 2.6 crore.
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The film has made Rs 3.73 crore at the Malayalam net box office and on day 4 the film has made a high of Rs 74 lakhs as per the early estimates by the website. The movie started on a good note as it collected Rs 1.5 crore and later it saw a dip in the coming days.
On day 2 the film collected Rs 75 lakhs and on day 3 and 4, the movie collected Rs 74 lakhs, showing signs of a downward trend which is not good in the long run.
Directed by the debutant Sreeraj Sreenivasan, ETimes rated the film with 2 stars out of 5, and our exclusive review reads, “The actors start out strong, but just like writer-director Sreeraj Sreenivasan, seems to lose grip in the too-long second half. It’s a shame, because the stylistic filmmaking, enhanced by Shyju Khalid’s cinematography - particularly in a on a chase sequence with a school bus of Kannan’s scooter - Shafeeq Mohammed Ali’s cuts, Vishnu Vijay’s music and Vishnu Govind’s sound, and the quirky characters - reminiscent of KG George’s cult classic Yavanika, could have make it a standout crime drama. Now, it feels more like a why-dunnit.”
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