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Suriya's Vishwanath and Sons jumps 45% on Day 2, crosses Rs 74 cr worldwide

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Suriya-starrer Vishwanath and Sons recorded a strong second-day performance at the box office, collecting over Rs 22 crore in India on Saturday. The film's Tamil and Telugu versions both contributed significantly to the domestic total. Worldwide gross collections for the movie have now crossed Rs 74 crore. Meanwhile, Vijay's Jana Nayagan continues its theatrical run, accumulating Rs 196.15 crore over 24 days as it approaches the end of its cinema run.

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