‘Rekhachithram’ box office collections day 14: Asif Ali’s film collects Rs 49.3 crores

Asif Ali and Jofin T Chacko’s investigative drama movie ‘Rekhachithram’ is receiving good reviews at the box office and is getting good occupancy in theatres.


According to the Sacnilk website, ‘Rekhachithram’ has collected Rs 49.3 crores worldwide in just 14 days and the Malayalam net box office collections for the film amount to Rs 22.97 crore.


The India Net collections for this investigative drama movie stand at Rs 22.97 crore and the India gross collections are Rs 26.3 crore. The Asif Ali starrer has also performed well abroad as the overseas collections amount to Rs 23 crore.

Coming to the KBO, the film has minted Rs 40 lakhs on day 14 as per the early estimates. On day 9 the film collected Rs 1 crore, followed by Rs 1.55 crore, Rs 1.85 crore, Rs 50 lakhs, Rs 47 lakhs, and Rs 40 lakhs on days 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14.

Looking at the day wise collections we can see a huge dip on day 12, which is expected to be recovered in the upcoming days, especially the weekend.


ETimes review for the Jofin’s directorial reads, “Ramu Sunil, who is also the writer, and John Manthrickal have made a screenplay that's engaging and subtle enough. However, the dialogues were a little off in some places. It is very rare for a Malayalam film to explore problematic relationships where people mutually equip each other's toxicity, even if it's just touched upon. Manoj K. Jayan and Zarin Shihab played their roles in a grounded and believable manner. Asif Ali has delivered a clean, subtle performance that suits the tone of the film. Anaswara Rajan, for once, has been utilised, and she gets the chance to use her acting prowess a little, even if the role is not a groundbreaking one. The lack of face-off dialogue between the protagonist and the antagonist makes it way better, especially because their silent face-offs have a much better impact and make them somewhat real. Asif Ali has once again delivered a watchable film.”
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