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Leo Box Office Records: Thalapathy Vijay's Film Sets Unbelievable Records Through Pre-Sales Business Alone

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Leo Box Office Records: Thalapathy Vijay's Film Sets Unbelievable Records Through Pre-Sales Business Alone

Tamil movie Leo is gearing up for its release in just three days, and the response to its advance bookings has been breaking records. Thalapathy Vijay has managed to capture the audience's attention, and it seems like he will be successful in attracting a massive crowd to the theatres starting on October 19. Breaking one record after another, Leo has been on a record-breaking journey since the beginning of its advance bookings. Let's take a look at some incredible records that Leo has already shattered:

 

Leo Emerges as the Biggest Movie at the Kerala Box Office

Leo, starring Vijay, has managed to achieve the biggest box office advance booking in Kerala by crossing a whopping Rs 7 crore from pre-sales alone. No other movie has ever achieved such a feat in the state before. The movie is all set to release in theatres with 650+ shows, including 3000 shows on the first day. This is the highest number of shows for any movie, surpassing even the big movies of Mollywood superstars Mohanlal and Mammootty.

 

Leo Set to Gross Over Rs 10 Crore in Kerala, Creating a New Opening Day Record

The excitement around Leo is so immense that it is expected to gross over Rs 10 crore in Kerala, setting a new record for the highest opening day collection in the state. Currently, the record is held by KGF Chapter 2 with a collection of Rs 7.30 crore.

 

Leo Aims to Become the Biggest Tamil Opener at the Worldwide Box Office

With advance ticket sales already raking in a staggering Rs 61 crore globally, Leo is poised to become the all-time highest opening day collection for a Tamil film worldwide. This remarkable feat is expected to surpass the opening day collection of Rajinikanth's 2.0, which stands at Rs 95 crore, purely from its pre-bookings.

 

Leo to Outshine Pathaan and Jawan at the Gulf Box Office

The Leo storm has arrived in the Gulf market and is off to an excellent start. With its day 1 pre-sales crossing the coveted $1 million mark, Leo has become the fourth Indian movie this year to achieve such a milestone at the Gulf Box Office. It follows in the footsteps of Pathaan, Jailer, and Jawan, with Shah Rukh Khan Pathaan and Jawan claiming the top two spots with $1.77 million and $1.62 million, respectively. Rajinikanth's Jailer held the third spot at $1.17 million, while Leo is currently in fourth place, accumulating $1.06 million. With three days still remaining before its release, Leo is set to surpass these three films to emerge as the biggest single-day grosser in the Gulf.

 

Record Ticket Sales on Book My Show

The anticipation for Leo's release is evident in the skyrocketing ticket sales on Book My Show. Within just one hour on October 14 from 10 AM to 11 AM, the film sold a staggering 82,400 tickets, setting a new record for the highest number of tickets sold within an hour in South Indian cinema. Adding to its tally, the movie sold an impressive 6.33 lakh tickets within the last 24 hours, further solidifying Leo's dominance.

 

Leo records fabulous overseas business

Leo's overseas business is recording remarkable success. Thalapathy Vijay's latest film has surpassed Bigil and is now the highest-grossing opener in overseas regions. With a collection of $4.87 million and counting, it is on track to become the first Kollywood film to achieve a $7 million opening overseas, setting a new record.

 

In summary, Leo, starring Thalapathy Vijay, is on a roll even before its release. With extraordinary advance ticket sales, the film has shattered several records across different regions. Fans and audiences are eagerly waiting to witness the magic that Leo will bring to the silver screen.

 

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