‘Anomie’ BO day 4: Bhavana’s thriller mints 89 lakhs

Anomie follows a case filled with mystery, dark emotions, and psychological layers. Bhavana plays a strong and focused character who steps into a troubling investigation. She studies each clue with care. Her journey takes her into hidden fears, strange events, and people who hold secrets. Each new detail pulls her deeper into the case. The film builds its tone slowly. The first half creates a tense atmosphere. It shows the setting, the people, and the emotional weight around the investigation. Bhavana’s character watches every small moment. She tries to understand the truth behind each face she meets. The story grows in the second half. The pace rises as the investigation moves forward. The clues start to link with each other. The emotions grow stronger too. The film aims to show how the human mind reacts when fear and truth collide. The director uses silence, mood, and soft tension to shape the film. The supporting cast adds more depth to the world around Bhavana’s character. The movie follows her path toward the final reveal. The journey leads to a climax where the truth stands clear. The film offers a dark and thoughtful look at crime and the mind behind it.

‘Anomie: The Equation of Death’, starring Bhavana, is moving through its first week with a slow box office outcome. The film collected Rs 89 lakhs worldwide in four days as reported by the Sacnilk website. The India net collection stands at Rs 77 lakhs. The India gross and worldwide gross both sit at Rs 89 lakhs and the film did not pick up strong momentum in its first few days.

Malayalam and Tamil numbers show clear trends

The Malayalam day-wise net collections show how the film is performing. Day 1 saw Rs 18 lakhs and day 2 added Rs 18 lakhs again.Day 3 went up to Rs 25 lakhs. Day 4 dropped to Rs 11 lakhs. The Malayalam total stands at Rs 72 lakhs. The Tamil version shows smaller numbers as the day 1 saw Rs 2 lakhs. Day 2 saw Rs 3 lakhs and the Tamil total is at Rs 5 lakhs.

Director Riyas Marath talks about the film’s pace

Director Riyas Marath spoke openly about comments on the first half feeling slow. He shared his thoughts during a meet with the media. He said, “The movie released yesterday. By yesterday evening, we had started getting the kind of reactions we wanted. That made us very happy. Because of that happiness, we decided we should sit together like this today. The reviews we hoped for, based on the effort we put in, have started coming in now.”The director explained that the team wanted the film to reach more people. They feel the movie has the strength to stand out. He also said the film has many talented people who worked hard to shape the final product.Riyas Marath shared that the team strongly believes the movie has space in the market. They want more people to notice it. They hope that those who enjoy intense stories will give it a chance. The director said, “Everyone please watch the film. If you watch it, there is a good chance you will like it, because of the genre. We have treated it as a psychological investigative film. The first half was made to set that atmosphere, and from there we built a pace leading to the climax.”He explained that the slow start in the first half was a choice. It was meant to help viewers enter the mood of the story. The team hopes this approach will connect more once the film reaches a wider crowd.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and data in this article are compiled from diverse public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.