Mohanlal-Prithviraj’s L2: Empuraan beats Vicky Kaushals Chhaava with the largest global opening of 2025 for an Indian film with RS 165 Crore Collection | Hindi Movie News

Mohanlal and Prithvirajs L2: EmpuraanThe eagerly expected continuation of Lucifer Shattered records with its massive worldwide opening. The film made up for 19.4 million US dollars (165 billion rupees) in the first four days and secured the title of the largest global opening for an Indian film in 2025.

The global success of the film has now dethroned Vicky Kaushals Chhaavawhich had previously held the record with 19.1 million US dollars. L2: Empuraan reached this milestone with an impressive gross gross of 17.3 million US dollars and a contribution of 2.2 million US dollars from the US box office. India contributed almost 60 rupees in the first four days of its publication. The phenomenal international reception of the film is proof of Mohanlal widespread calling and the anticipation of the Lucifer franchisethat has grown into one of the most celebrated in the Indian cinema.
While Chhaava, a historical epic is based on Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, was strongly opened at the beginning of this year, L2: Empuraan exceeded it and high on the fanfare, which was generated by the cult status of his prequel.
The director Prithviraj Sukumaran, who also plays a crucial role in the film, has once again demonstrated his examination of global attraction. The action -packed action of the film in connection with Mohanlal’s commanding presence came with the audience worldwide to ensure its dominance at the box office.
In India, the film was caught in controversy about the film “Anti-Hindu agenda” when the film showed the Gujaratri-Starrius from 2002, which led to the main actor Mohanlal to the social media to issue an apology. In the apology, he said: “I have learned that some political and social issues that were included in the unveiling of Empurans, the second part of the Lucifer franchise, have caused considerable distress with many of my loved ones. As an artist, it is my duty to ensure that none of my films promotes hatred for the political movement. And we all take on the responsibility, with the realization that such problems have to be removed. Prithviraj also shared Mohanlals Post.