Suriya’s latest film, "Scene", has so far collected ₹105.45 crore in India net and ₹122.50 crore in India gross within its first six days. With these figures, reported by Sacnilk, the film has marginally surpassed the actor's earlier 2026 release, "Karuppu", in overall domestic collections.
Directed by Jithu Madhavan, "Scene", which co-stars Naslen and Nazriya in prominent roles, has also outperformed "Karuppu" and "Vishwanath & Sons" in Kerala, setting a new career-best box-office record for Suriya in the state.
The film’s strong performance has been largely driven by its Tamil version, which contributed 82.1% of its total domestic earnings. Despite facing competition from "Ramayana" during the Diwali period, "Scene" managed to maintain strong momentum across multiple markets.
However, in Tamil Nadu, "Karuppu" remains the strongest performer so far, with approximately ₹80–85 crore in gross collections during its first six days. "Scene" follows with around ₹60–62 crore, while "Vishwanath & Sons" collected approximately ₹38–42 crore, as per reported estimates.
However, the overall India figures presented a slightly different trajectory. "Scene" earned ₹105.45 crore in net collections, narrowly beating "Karuppu", which collected ₹105.35 crore.
In terms of gross collections, "Scene" also took the lead with ₹122.50 crore against "Karuppu" (₹121.96 crore). Meanwhile, "Vishwanath & Sons" recorded ₹77.40 crore in net collections and ₹89.49 crore in gross collections.
One of the biggest reasons behind the success of "Scene" is its performance in Kerala. The film collected more than ₹22 crore there in its first six days, significantly ahead of "Karuppu", which earned ₹10.50 crore during the same period. This strong response has helped "Scene" overtake "Karuppu" despite trailing it in Tamil Nadu.
Directed by RJ Balaji, "Karuppu" enjoyed a strong home-state advantage, with Tamil Nadu contributing around 68–70% of its domestic gross. It also maintained impressive momentum, earning ₹8.35 crore in Tamil Nadu on its sixth day and crossing ₹100 crore in the state within a week.
Meanwhile, "Vishwanath & Sons", directed by Venky Atluri, followed a more balanced approach across Tamil and Telugu markets. By its sixth day, its daily collection in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana stood at ₹2.50 crore, ahead of Tamil Nadu's ₹2.15 crore.
Overall, "Scene" has emerged as Suriya’s biggest domestic performer of 2026 so far in terms of six-day India gross collections.
