Premada Oorali is really picking up steam at the box office, and its latest figures are quite a departure from what we saw in the early days. On Saturday, which marked its 16th day in theaters, the Kannada film raked in a solid Rs 7.25 crore gross, bringing its total earnings to Rs 45.25 crore.
Now, it’s just a few crores shy of hitting that coveted Rs 50 crore milestone. If the Sunday estimates hold true, it might just cross that mark by the end of the day. For a romantic comedy-drama that didn’t start off with such impressive daily numbers, this sudden surge is definitely something to keep an eye on.
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Saturday turned out to be a particularly great day for the film, adding Rs 12.25 crore over the first two days of its second weekend. Expectations are high that Sunday will see even more viewers flocking to theaters. The weekend could wrap up close to Rs 20 crore, which would be a significant boost to its overall total.
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Oct 11, 2026Most of the earnings have come from Karnataka, where the film has grossed around Rs 44.75 crore. Its total collection across India stands at Rs 45.25 crore, highlighting the strong local response. Premada Oorali is clearly resonating with audiences at home, and its numbers have been on the rise rather than tapering off after the initial days.
The film features a talented cast, including Rangayana Raghu, Shree Raam, Tapaswini Poonaccha, and Ramika Shivu. Its journey has drawn comparisons to Laalo Krishna Sada Sahayaate and Hanuman Ansh, both of which gained traction after a slow start. However, Premada Oorali has carved out its own path, managing to find a place at the box office alongside films with more devotional themes.
With the Rs 50 crore mark now within reach, the next few days will be crucial in determining its staying power. A strong weekend can quickly elevate a film’s status, while the weekday collections will reveal whether audience interest continues beyond the Saturday and Sunday rush.
