Kollywood Box Office 2025 has got three hits this yr with Vishal’s Madha Gaja Raja, K Manikandan’s Kudumbasthan, and Pradeep Ranganathan’s Dragon. While Madha Gaja Raja rules as essentially the most profitable, Dragon has surpassed the profits of K Manikandan’s comedy-drama.
Fourth Highest-Grossing Film
K Manikandan has delivered the fourth highest-grossing Tamil film of 2025 after Pradeep Ranganathan’s Dragon, Ajith Kumar’s Vidaamuyarchi, and Vishal’s Madha Gaja Raja!
Kudumbasthan Box Office – Budget & Recovery
Kudumbasthan has been mounted on a budget of 10 crore and the film stands at a complete collection of 23.53 crore in India and 27.26 crore worldwide in 46 days. The film recovered its entire budget and is successful on the Tamil box office 2025.
Try the 46-day breakdown of the comedy-drama on the box office.
- Week 1: 10.25 crore
- Week 2: 8.08 crore
- Week 3: 2.49 crore
- Week 4: 2.14 crore
- Week 5: 42 lakh
- Remainder of the times: 15 lakh
Total: 23.53 crore
Kudumbasthan Profit
The film has churned out a profit of 135.3% on the box office, against the 10 crore budget, making it the third most profitable Tamil film of 2025. The truth is, it surpassed all of the profitable Tamil movies of 2024, apart from 3 – Lubber Pandhu’s 652%, Vaazhai’s 482.5%, and Maharaja‘s 256.5%.
Try essentially the most profitable Tamil movies of 2025 on the box office, together with their budget, collection, profit, and the ultimate verdict.
- Madha Gaja Raja: 15 crore | 48.70 crore | 224.67% | Super Hit
- Dragon: 35 crore | 91.99 crore | 162.83% | Super Hit*
- Kudumbasthan: 10 crore | 23.53 crore | 135.3% | Hit
* denotes the film continues to be running in theaters, and the numbers might change.
Note: Box office numbers are based on estimates and various sources. Numbers haven’t been independently verified by Koimoi.
Try the box office collections and verdicts of Tamil movies of 2025 here.
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