Kamal Haasan's controversial film "Vishwaroopam" has still kept the cash registers ringing at the domestic box office, particularly in Tamil Nadu.  

According to Cinema Lead, the film after its second weekend has netted ₹100 crore. The spy thriller also became the second highest grosser film in Tamil cinema, berating Rajinikanth's 2007 movie "Shivaji" and Vijay's 2012 film "Thuppakki".

After its second weekend the film collected approximately ₹105 crore nett worldwide. The film, directed and co-produced by Kamal, was made on a budget of ₹95 crore.

Check out the detailed report of the collections here.

Earlier, there were reports that the film collected ₹120 crore in just four days of its release. Kamal later clarified saying that the movie met with huge success but did not earn the said amount.

"Vishwaroopam is a huge box office hit, but I do not think she has crossed the ₹100 crore in theatrical collections this early stage, it may do so later but not now," Chennai Online quoted Haasan as saying.

Meanwhile, the film is holding a very strong position in home state Tamil Nadu, where it was banned for two weeks. But the business of the film has gone down at box offices in North India and overseas.

Apart from Kamal, the film also features Rahul Bose, Pooja Kumar, Andrea Jeremiah and Jaideep Ahlawat in important roles. 

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