Good Bad Ugly Full Movie Collection: ‘Good Bad Ugly’ box office collections day 16: Ajith’s film mints Rs 147.15 crores |

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Ajith kumar’s high-octane action entertainer ‘Good Bad Ugly’ continues its strong run at the box office, crossing the Rs 147 crore mark in just 16 days. The film, which released on a Thursday, opened to massive numbers and has sustained well over two weeks despite a sharp drop post its first week.
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A dip in the third week

According to early estimates reported by the Sacnilk website, ‘Good Bad Ugly’ earned Rs 1.25 crore on its 16th day (Friday), pushing the total India net collection to Rs 147.15 crore across all languages. While the film saw a predictable dip in the third week, its overall performance has remained impressive, particularly in Tamil-speaking regions.
The film raked in Rs 119.15 crore in its first week and added another Rs 26.75 crore in the second week. Tamil Nadu continues to be the major contributor to the film’s box office success, with the Tamil version alone accounting for a bulk of the revenue.
Occupancy rates
On its 16th day, ‘Good Bad Ugly’ recorded an overall Tamil occupancy of 20.05%. The night shows saw the highest turnout at 25.60%, with Chennai leading in regional occupancy at 26.25%. Other key cities like Madurai (17.25%) and Coimbatore (15.25%) also maintained decent show numbers.

Here’s a quick look at region-wise occupancy on Day 16:

Directed by Adhik Ravichandran, ‘Good Bad Ugly’ stars Ajith Kumar in a triple-shaded role and has been widely appreciated for its stylized action and mass appeal. Our review for the film reads, “In Adhik, he seems to have found the right director to pull it off. Adhik’s films so far have been largely polarising – you either like his style of filmmaking or hate it, with no in-between. But his is definitely a unique voice, especially in the realm of our mass masala films – overloud (but in a very different way compared to someone like Hari) and visually distinct (but poles apart from a Karthik Subbaraj).”