Suriya's Scene continued its strong run at the box office over its opening weekend, registering a noticeable jump in collections on Sunday. The action-comedy, directed by Jithu Madhavan, has grossed Rs 116.65 crore worldwide in its first three days, with the overseas market contributing a substantial share to the total.
According to Sacnilk, the film's India gross stands at Rs 72.90 crore, while its India net collection has reached Rs 62.75 crore. The film added Rs 23.25 crore net in India on Sunday (November 8), marking a 14.3 per cent increase over Saturday's Rs 20.35 crore. On its opening day and Day 2, India's net collections stood at Rs 19.15 crore and Rs 20.35 crore, respectively.
The Sunday growth was accompanied by an improvement in audience turnout. Scene recorded an overall occupancy of 70.7 per cent across 6,001 shows on Day 3, compared to 62.5 per cent across 5,687 shows on Saturday. The film has registered 17,855 shows across India in its first three days.
The Tamil version has contributed Rs 51.90 crore to the India net total, while the Telugu version has added Rs 10.85 crore. The film's overseas gross stands at Rs 43.75 crore, accounting for approximately 37.5 per cent of its worldwide collection. This takes its worldwide gross to Rs 116.65 crore.
Scene marks Jithu Madhavan's Tamil directorial debut after the Malayalam films Romancham and Aavesham. The film stars Suriya alongside Nazriya Nazim and Naslen, with the latter making his Tamil debut.
Suriya stars as a police officer named Inbaraj, looking into a new case with an eerie similarity with a 'Perfume Killer' case that he once solved. The film also stars Nazriya Nazim as Maya, who is Inbaraj's ally and trusted partner in the investigation. It has marked Nazriya's comeback to Tamil cinema after 12 years; she last appeared in the industry in 2014's Thirumanam Enum Nikkah, opposite Jai.
Suirya and Jyotika produced the film under their Zhagaram Studios and 2D Entertainment banners. Interestingly, the film also has a surprise cameo from Jyotika, which audiences have wholeheartedly embraced.