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Painkili Vs Bromance Box Office Collection Day 11(Photo Credit – YouTube)

The Valentine’s Day bracket saw the release of two Malayalam films, namely Painkili and Bromance. However, while one is racing way ahead in the box office game, the other is showing all signs of being a disaster. Let us take a look at the box office performance of the two movies.

Painkili Box Office Collection Day 11

On its 11th day, the film earned 6 lakhs. It had a drop of around 33% since it earned 9 lakhs on its previous day. The total India net collection of the film now comes to 3.2 crores.

Painkili is inching towards 4 crores but is turning out to be a disaster at the box office. The Sajin Gopu starrer has not even earned 1 crore when it comes to the day-wise collection. It is mounted at a budget of 10 crores. With its current India net collection of 3.2 crores,...

Here’s everything you need to know about Jithu Madhavan’s Rom-Com(Photo Credit – YouTube)

Anaswara Rajan is one of those actresses with an impressive track record when it comes to theatrical successes, and her upcoming romantic comedy-drama, Painkili, is already generating buzz. She is paired opposite Sajin Gopu, a rising star known for his consistency in delivering impeccable comedic timing and acting skills in projects like Aavesham, Romancham, and Jan.E.Man, steps into his first leading role with Painkili.

The script is penned by Jithu Madhavan, celebrated for his directorial ventures Aavesham and Romancham. While he wore both the writer and director hats in his previous films, this time he focuses solely on the screenplay. The movie marks the directorial debut of actor Sreejith Babu.

Plot

The plot details are still under wraps, but here’s what we know: Sajin Gopu plays an eccentric character, while Anaswara Rajan...

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