Nayanthara’s fantasy drama Mookuthi Amman 2 reached a total net collection of ₹14.08 crore in India by its fourth day in theatres following a global release on Friday.
Box Office Collections Grow
The film generated a net income of ₹5.15 crore in India across 1,733 screenings on Monday, November 9, 2026. This was a 12% increase compared to its Sunday earnings of ₹4.60 crore.
Sacnilk tracking places the domestic gross at ₹16.30 crore over the same four-day window. On its opening day, the devotional fantasy drama brought in ₹1.88 crore net in India. That grew to ₹2.45 crore on Saturday before jumping to ₹4.60 crore on Sunday.
Kerala and other remaining parts of India each contributed ₹5 lakh to the single-day total, while Tamil Nadu led regional earnings.
The Tamil version accounted for the majority of the fourth-day domestic collection with ₹4.95 crore from 1,523 screenings. The Telugu version, promoted as Mahasakthi, earned ₹20 lakh from 210 screenings.
Tamil Nadu stood as the primary market with ₹5.35 crore in gross sales on Day 4. Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka each contributed ₹25 lakh.
Sundar C Directs Nayanthara in This Mythological Sequel
Directed by Sundar C and produced by Dr. Ishari K. Ganesh under the Vels Film International Limited banner, the sequel features Nayanthara as a policewoman. She is plagued by nightmares of a past birth and discovers she is the guardian deity Mookuthi Amman.
The narrative builds upon a premise involving a queen who sacrifices her life to defend her child against hostile invaders. This sets up a 2,000-year-old revenge plot and a confrontation with a mysterious woman.
The ensemble cast includes Regina Cassandra, Urvashi, Yogi Babu, and Duniya Vijay.
Additional actors appearing in the production include Iniya, Singam Puli, Swaminathan, Myna Nandini, Varshini, Nitin Sathya, and Garuda Ram. Khushbu and Sneha made special appearances.
Gopi Amarnath handled cinematography and Hiphop Tamizha composed the music.
Viewers React to the Film's Visual Effects and Mythological Narrative
Audience reactions diverged across social platforms during the festival opening week. Reviewers noted the film relies on visual effects and a grand canvas spanning a 2,000-year timeline.
Some viewers praised the commercial festive entertainer approach. Others said that the screenplay departed from the satirical tone of the 2020 predecessor, opting instead for a traditional female-led mythological narrative.
“Nayanthara’s divine screen presence is a treat! The rain sequence & interval block vera level. #MookuthiAmman2 delivers solid devotional moments, grand flashback visuals, fun pre-climax comedy & a goosebumps climax. That special cameo adds the perfect mass touch!” said a social media user.
“#MookuthiAmman2 — REVIEW 2.5 stars. An over-the-top entertainer packed with masala and high-octane action. Nayanthara and Urvashi deliver good performances while other actors are just screen fillers,” said another reviewer.
“#MookuthiAmman2 is the film that families would like to take for the festival weekend with kids would like the graphics, peppy music and ensemble of actors. @SundarCOffl has tailored made it for festival and family,” said a viewer.