Dragon’s Box Office Fire: ₹45Cr in 3 Days, Celebrations Begin!

In the cinema, lightning rarely strikes twice, but for Pradeep Ranganathan, it appears to be a repeating occasion. After his blockbuster made a big appearance Love Today smashed expectations by crossing ₹100 crore in a fair ten days, his second outing, Dragon, is charging ahead with the same relentless energy. Directed by Aswath Marimuthu and backed by AGS Entertainment, Dragon has set the industry swirling with its electrifying success, proving that Pradeep is not fair a one-hit wonder he is here to rule.

The film has taken the box office by storm, grossing an estimated ₹45 crore worldwide at its opening end of the week. Indeed in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, where Tamil movies frequently battle to pick up footing, Dragon is expected to pull in ₹5.5 crore, signalling its mass appeal beyond its domestic turf. With an amazing opening, trade analysts are already predicting that this might be another ₹100 crore grosser, if not more.

The numbers tell a story of their own Friday, Saturday, and Sunday alone saw Dragon amass ₹45 crore, and the momentum shows no signs of slowing down. In case the film proceeds at this pace, it might before long outperform Love Today's milestone and march toward the pined for ₹150–200 crore club. Pradeep Ranganathan has silenced doubters who once questioned whether his to begin with film's victory was fair beginner's good fortune. With Dragon, he has cemented his status as a genuine box office force, proving that he isn't fair a passing marvel but a filmmaker with staying power.

As the industry watches in awe, one question lingers how far will Dragon soar? If the early numbers are any indication, Pradeep Ranganathan isn't fair modifying records; he's reclassifying the long-standing time of Tamil cinema. With two back-to-back hits, his travel is as it were starting, and it wouldn't be shocking in case his other move shakes up the industry once more.