Dude Box Office Collection Day 4: The festive release, headlined by Pradeep Ranganathan, is set to become another big win for the Tamil film industry. Directed by Keerthiswaran, the romantic drama has grossed nearly Rs 20 crore worldwide, taking the Dude global box office collection day 4 to more than Rs 65 crore.
With a Rs 9.75 crore opening day, the Pradeep Ranganathan starrer saw a gradual jump across four days. Registering another win for the actor, Dude is on its way to becoming an international sensation, inching close to the Rs 100 crore mark.
Dude movie collection day 4: Box office update
Released on Friday, October 17, ahead of the Diwali 2025 festivities, Keerthiswaran’s Dude has made big waves at the box office. Recovering from a single-digit opening day, the weekend looked brighter for the regional film.
Dude collected Rs 10.4 crore on its first Saturday and registered another Rs 10.6 crore on Sunday, taking the weekend tally to Rs 21 crore. On Monday, Dude’s box office collection touched nearly Rs 11 crore with a 2% jump in Tamil, while seeing a slight dip in Telugu. However, the domestic collections for Dude crossed Rs 41 crore, according to Sacnilk.
The industry tracker also reported that Pradeep Ranganathan’s Dude won a lot of hearts in Tamil Nadu. With an opening day of Rs 6.25 crore from the state, the performance remained strong on day 4. After collecting Rs 9.5 crore on its first Monday, Dude in Tamil Nadu scored a big win, grossing Rs 30.95 crore.
Dude Box Office Day 4: Ranganathan’s big wins
Pradeep Ranganathan has solidified his spot as a bankable star in the Tamil film industry after giving several Rs 100-crore grosses. The Ashwath Marimuthu directorial, Dragon (2025), also became a big hit for Ranganathan with a Rs 150 crore lifetime collection.
Love Today (2022), another Rs 105 crore blockbuster, went viral for its unique plot and wowed audiences despite its seemingly low budget. Directed by Ranganathan himself, Komali (2019), this debut film starred Jayam Ravi. Received wide praise for its satirical theme, it grossed more than Rs 90 crore in cinemas.