‘Happy Raj’ is a romantic comedy that blends humor with emotional elements. The film follows a man unlucky in love who finally finds someone who likes him. However, her condition leads to a clash between their families.As per the latest reports, the GV Prakash Kumar starrer is showing steady growth at the box office.Reports from the Sacnilk website says that the romantic comedy has crossed the Rs 2 crore mark within two days of release.
Strong growth on day 2
‘Happy Raj’ witnessed a solid jump in collections on its second day. The film earned Rs 1.15 crore on Day 2. This marks a 64.3 percent increase from its opening day collection of Rs 0.70 crore.With this, the total India net collection now stands at Rs 1.85 crore. The India gross has reached Rs 2.13 crore in just two days.
Day-wise box office performance
The film opened with Rs 70 lakhs on its first Friday and it was screened across 977 shows with an occupancy of 21.3 percent.On Day 2, the film expanded slightly to 981 shows. Occupancy improved to 26.1 percent. The increase in footfall led to the higher collection of Rs 1.15 crore.
Language-wise breakdown and occupancy
The majority of the film’s Day 2 earnings came from the Tamil version. It contributed Rs 1.09 crore with an occupancy of 27.0 percent across 812 shows.The Telugu version added Rs 6 lakhs and it recorded an occupancy of 22.0 percent from 169 shows.In the Telugu (2D) version, overall occupancy stood at 13.53 percent. Morning shows had 10.44 percent occupancy. Afternoon shows recorded 12.44 percent.Evening occupancy was 11.44 percent, while night shows saw a rise to 17.44 percent. This indicates better turnout during later hours.The cast also includes Sri Gouri Priya, George Maryan, and Abbas in important roles.
Review and OTT buzz
The ETimes review offers a mixed response to the film. It states, “Happy is good-intentioned but a bit of a knobhead, unlucky in love and slow on the uptake.”The review adds, “His dad is a miserly school teacher, and the combination of the two has made Happy something of a local joke.” It also notes, “When Happy lands a job at an IT company in Bangalore and meets Kavya (Sri Gouri Priya), the film finds its groove.”Further, it mentions, “Her father Rajiv (Abbas, returning to Tamil cinema after over a decade) is an NRI, and when he collides with Kathamuthu, the culture clash between the city-bred father and the village traditionalist becomes the film’s engine.”The review concludes, “Parts of the fathers’ boxing showdown are enjoyable, though it mostly feels contrived. There are way too many convenient scenes with exaggerated characters that you just don’t buy.”Meanwhile, the film is reportedly set for an OTT release on Amazon Prime Video between late April and early May 2026.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
