Updated 14 November 2026: Suriya’s Tamil-language film Scene has reached an estimated ₹211.20 crore worldwide gross in eight days, according to Sacnilk’s completed Day 8 box-office report. The Jithu Madhavan-directed film added ₹6 crore India net on Friday, 13 November, taking its cumulative India net to ₹117.70 crore. The film has now entered its second theatrical week; its Saturday figures are still being tracked and are not included below.
Scene box office collection Day 8: India and worldwide totals
For readers comparing different box-office reports, the figures require three separate measures: India net excludes applicable ticket taxes; India gross includes them; and worldwide gross adds reported overseas ticket revenue to domestic gross. The overseas numbers are trade estimates, not audited financial statements from the makers.
| Metric | Collection through 13 November |
|---|---|
| India net, all languages | ₹117.70 crore |
| India gross | ₹136.70 crore |
| Overseas gross (trade estimate) | ₹74.50 crore |
| Worldwide gross (trade estimate) | ₹211.20 crore |
| Day 8 India net | ₹6 crore |
| Day 8 India gross | ₹6.95 crore |
| Day 8 overseas gross (estimate) | ₹4 crore |
These reported totals are also carried in Cinema Express’s 14 November coverage. The worldwide figure is the sum of India gross and overseas gross, not India net plus overseas.
How did Scene perform on its second Friday?
Friday’s ₹6 crore India net was just 4% below Thursday’s ₹6.25 crore, a smaller day-to-day fall than the film saw on several weekdays. But the second-Friday comparison needs context: the film had opened with ₹19.15 crore India net on Friday, 6 November, so Day 8 was approximately 69% below its opening day. That distinction matters when judging the resilience of a theatrical run.
Sacnilk tracked the second Friday across 4,049 shows in India, down from 5,062 the previous day. Its day-level show-weighted occupancy estimate increased to 30.7% from 25.7%. Fewer shows but a slightly higher share of seats filled suggests the film retained an audience in its second week; it does not, on its own, establish how the rest of the weekend will perform.
Scene day-wise India net collections
| Date | Theatrical day | India net |
|---|---|---|
| 6 November, Friday | Day 1 | ₹19.15 crore |
| 7 November, Saturday | Day 2 | ₹20.35 crore |
| 8 November, Sunday | Day 3 | ₹23.65 crore |
| 9 November, Monday | Day 4 | ₹21.40 crore |
| 10 November, Tuesday | Day 5 | ₹12.85 crore |
| 11 November, Wednesday | Day 6 | ₹8.05 crore |
| 12 November, Thursday | Day 7 | ₹6.25 crore |
| 13 November, Friday | Day 8 | ₹6.00 crore |
| Total | Eight days | ₹117.70 crore |
Source: Sacnilk’s full day-wise tracking page. These are third-party trade-tracking collections, and any subsequent reconciliations may revise the cumulative totals.
Tamil and Telugu versions: where the ₹117.70 crore came from
Of the eight-day India net total, ₹95.60 crore was attributed to Tamil-language screenings and ₹22.10 crore to Telugu-language screenings. On Day 8 specifically, the split was ₹4.40 crore from Tamil across 2,923 shows and ₹1.60 crore from Telugu across 1,126 shows. That makes the Telugu release a meaningful contributor to the film’s wider domestic reach rather than a footnote.
The overseas gross of ₹74.50 crore represents about 35% of the reported worldwide gross. The Week’s 14 November report independently discusses the domestic, overseas and language-wise split. These are gross receipts, not profits, and should not be confused with the film’s production budget or a final hit/flop verdict.
What does the ₹211-crore milestone mean?
Crossing ₹200 crore worldwide within eight days is a significant commercial marker for the Suriya-led release, particularly because the film has also retained substantial overseas contributions. Its first seven days delivered ₹111.70 crore India net, with Friday adding another ₹6 crore. The next useful comparison will be the completed second-weekend collections rather than an early Saturday extrapolation.
Scene arrived on 6 November, alongside other major Indian theatrical releases. In the same festive box-office window, The Literature Times has separately reported the Day 9 India and worldwide collections of Ramayana. The films have different audience profiles and release patterns, so comparing a single day’s earnings without considering screens and language versions can be misleading.
Scene Day 8 box office: quick answers
What was Scene’s Day 8 India net collection?
₹6.00 crore on Friday, 13 November 2026, according to Sacnilk’s completed Day 8 data.
How much has Scene earned worldwide after eight days?
Trade estimates place the worldwide gross at ₹211.20 crore, comprising ₹136.70 crore India gross and ₹74.50 crore estimated overseas gross.
Is Scene’s Day 9 collection final?
No. At the time of this 14 November report, Saturday’s trading was still underway. Day 9 figures should be treated as live estimates until the completed figures are reported.
Editor’s note: All collection figures are attributed to the cited box-office tracker and may be revised as late reports and settlements arrive. The accompanying featured image is a licensed illustrative cinema photograph by idec / Unsplash; it is not an image from the film.



