"Vikram," Kamal Haasan's first film in four years, is one of the few films to have made money in telugu states in recent years. The action drama is on the approach of being profitable. The film also did well on Monday, which was an important day. The film registered houseful boards in numerous regions of Andhra Pradesh.

In the uttarandhra region, the film made Rs 98 lakhs (share) in four days. For this region, the distributor paid Rs 1 crore for the film. The krishna and guntur territories distributor paid Rs 1.08 crore for the rights, and the film has already made Rs 95 lakhs in four days. The east godavari and west godavari regions respectively collected Rs 38 lakhs and Rs 21 lakhs.

In just four days, the Ceded Region raised Rs 90 lakhs. To break even, the film will need to raise an additional Rs 10 lakhs. "Vikram" made Rs 2.60 crore in four days in Nizam, more than doubling the revenues here. Overall, all distributors in telugu states are expected to profit from the film. Vikram, starring Kamal Haasan, is currently playing in theatres. The action movie, which was launched on june 3, made Rs 175 crore in its first weekend worldwide, with Rs 100 crore in india alone. Ramesh Bala, a trade analyst, gave the most recent numbers.

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