far more than in Tamil Nadu where it released in 450 theatres, In Bangalore, the film released in the Tamil, Hindi and Telugu versions and while the Hindi and Telugu versions hardly had an audience and were removed from theatres after a week, the Tamil version did well. The film had very few shows outside the metros. At theatrical centres in North like Jaipur, Kanpur and Lucknow have very few screenings. The release was much strong in Mumbai and Pune where screens were relatively greater. The film collected in Chennai in fourth weekend. The film collected in India and in overseas.Kochadaiiyaan on its opening weekend had collected a total amount, estimate gross worldwide. The film was declared a hit at the box office in Tamil, while the Telugu version settled with an average verdict, and the Hindi and remaining versions being declared as failures. it had bumper opening weekend and grossed but the hype slowly faded and the film eventually bombed at the box office leaving distributors in huge losses. Overseas The overseas collection for Kochadaiiyan for first week were (excluding Hindi and Telugu version): US – USD 736,165 (around ) from 104 reported screens Canada – USD 199,478 (around ) from 18 reported screens UK and Ireland – 79,404 (around 7831,000) from 34 reported screens Australia – AUD 119,597 (around ) from 13 reported screens Malaysia – RM 505,821 (around ) from 29 reported screens See also Indian animation industry Notes References External links 2010s historical drama films 2010s Tamil-language films 2014 3D films 2014 action drama films 2014 computer-animated films 2014 directorial debut films 2014 films Films scored by A. R. Rahman Films set in the 8th century Films shot at Pinewood Studios Films shot in Hong Kong Films shot in Kerala Films shot in Thiruvananthapuram Films shot in London Films shot in Tamil Nadu Films using motion capture Indian 3D films Indian action drama films Indian animated films Indian computer-animated films Indian epic films Indian historical drama films Indian historical action films