Prithviraj-Mohanlal’s L2: Imapuran Prabhas joins Elite League with ‘Bahubali 2, cross the 500K tickets sold in the UAE. Malayalam Movie News
Malayalam Cinema is looking at a moment of glory as L2: Ampuran, starring Mohanlal and directed by Prithviraj Sukumaran, continued his unbeatable run at the Middle East box office. In a notable achievement, the film has crossed the 500,000 ticket entry into the United Arab Emirates – an aristocratic milestone that was previously achieved by only SS Rajamouli and Prabhas’ Bahubali 2, which defines the reach of South Indian cinema.
According to the official data of the Forum Reelz, Ampuran has earned a shocking dollar of $ 6.167 million from the UAE market alone with 501,086 admissions. Numbers speak volume of the film appealing among Indian audiences, especially Malayali migrant people, who have changed in large numbers to support the second installment. Lucifer franchise,
Beyond the UAE, the film has also posted influential numbers in other Middle Eastern regions. In Saudi Arabia, it collected $ 1.062 million with 83,748 entry, while the rest of the GCC contributed $ 2.137 million from 238,326 admissions. Overall, Impuran has earned $ 9.43 million (Rs 80.72 crore) in 11 days in the Middle East, strengthening its place as one of the largest single -language South Indian blockbusters in the region. In India, the film has crossed a mark of only Rs 100 crore, which is only the second Malayalam film, which first makes Musemail boys.
The achievement makes the achievement even more special that Ampuran is a Malayalam-language film-providing that material-operated cinema, when well executed, crosses the language barriers. The high-octane political thriller has hit a raga not only with Mohanlal’s fans, but also with a comprehensive audience, thanks to its entertaining story, smooth execution and powerful performances.
With more than half a million entry into the United Arab Emirates, Impuran now finds itself in the company’s rare, standing next to Bahubali 2 in the case of the bridge’s bridge in the region. This is a proud moment for Malayalam cinema and a strong indicator of global appeal is increasing rapidly South Indian films. As Impuran has continued its dramatic run, the industry’s eyes are now on their performance in other international markets, where it is already showing promising signs.
