Parasakthi Box Office Collection Day 3: Parasakthi, the much-awaited historical political drama marked its third day at the box office today. The movie was released on January 10, 2026, amid the buzz of the strong pre-release and the last-minute censor clearance challenges. The film directed by Sudha Kongara has shown a slow downfall in collections on Day 3, which is a sign of difficult second weekday for the film.
The film was launched in cinemas with an opening that was quite good considering the circumstances, and it was able to make about ₹12.5 crore net in the domestic market according to the early estimates provided by Sacnilk on Day 1.
Besides, the people’s turnout was quite strong in Tamil Nadu and other major places, and the film was able to make a collection of about ₹22.65 crore in total by the end of Day 2, in spite of the mixed reviews and the tough competition in the market.
Parasakthi Box Office Collection Day 3
The box office receipts on Monday (Day 3) revealed a steep drop, and the industry trackers reported that Parasakthi had given a meager ₹0.03 crore net collection in India on its third day of release. This huge decrease proves the film’s inability to keep up with the weekend audience, since weekday attendance went down very steeply. The current estimate for the three-day range is that the movie has made approximately ₹22.68 crore domestically, per Sacnilk’s rough figures.
Buzz and Challenges
Before its release, the movie Parasakthi was already in the spotlight due to its controversial certification process, which was the subject of inspection by the CBFC, and the film being cut several times prior to the release. The certification delay until the day before the film’s theatrical release created a state of confusion among the audiences and the film industry, which could have had a negative effect on the film’s initial attraction.
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Can Parasakthi Bounce Back?
The film Parasakthi has entered the first complete week of its release, and its box office performance will be mainly determined by the word-of-mouth, the number of shows presented, and the audience in the main markets of South India engaging with the film.
Compared to the other releases in the same season, the film’s performance has been quite good, considering the fierce competition. But the drastic fall in Day 3’s revenue points to the fact that the film may have to depend on rural circuits and repeat audiences for stronger performance.
