AI generated summary, newsroom reviewed
Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47, the Telugu family action comedy starring Daggubati Venkatesh and directed by Trivikram Srinivas, carried a steady run through its first weekend, crossing the coveted ₹50 crore mark in worldwide gross collections.
Following its release on Friday, October 30, the film saw a rise in earnings on Sunday, collecting ₹11.25 crores net and ₹13.25 crores gross from over 3,273 shows. According to industry tracker Sacnilk, with this, Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47 has earned a total of ₹36.85 crores in India gross collections.
Overseas, day 3 collections reached ₹2.75 crores, totalling its overseas gross to ₹14.10 crores as of Sunday night. With this, the film closed its first weekend at ₹50.95 crores worldwide.
With over an estimate of 752,523 tickets sold on the third day in theatres, the film has sold over 2,110,311 tickets across its theatrical run so far.
In the regional occupancy breakdown for day 3, the film saw its highest occupancy in Hyderabad at 582 shows. This was followed by Bengaluru with 400 shows and Chennai with 152 shows.
THR India's review of Aadarsha Kutumbam House No: 47 read, "AK 47 has a wafer-thin plot, and it’s perhaps designed to be the case. When the Thotti family hits the jackpot, quite literally, as Thotti is in possession of the 100-crore-winning lottery ticket, the family begins to positively glow. They repair his son’s heart, buy flashy new clothes, and move into a palatial villa in the good part of town. The predictability of these events offers a certain comfort in the viewing. It’s clear that the wealth is anything but old money, and it provides a few laughs as Chitti and Swarna abandon their responsibilities as parents and fill their home with things they don't need. Things get so good that you can't help but anticipate a lurking danger."
The film, which released on October 30, centres on Venkatesh's character Chittibabu and his wife Swarna, played by Srinidhi Shetty, and their life within a middle-class family setting. The film carries a combination of comedic domestic exchanges and grim action sequences, as Venkatesh and Srinidhi's rooted family get up to shenanigans after winning the lottery.