Vipul Amrutlal Shah has consistently built a reputation in Indian cinema for backing films that blend grand storytelling with powerful emotions and socially relevant themes. After making a bold impact with The Kerala Story, he has now expanded the narrative with The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond under his production banner, Sunshine Pictures.
Directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Kamakhya Narayan Singh, the sequel delves into another intense and thought-provoking subject. The film focuses on the sensitive issue of young girls allegedly being forced into religious conversion, drawing inspiration from real incidents documented within India’s legal framework.
Following its theatrical release, the film has received a strong response from audiences. Viewers have been expressing appreciation for its bold storytelling, with many flocking to cinemas to experience it on the big screen. The rising footfall has translated strongly into box office numbers.
On Tuesday, which marked Day 5 of its theatrical run, the film recorded a significant jump compared to Monday’s collections. With most shows commencing from 3–4 PM onwards, the occupancy steadily improved through the evening and night, resulting in an impressive ₹4 crore haul for the day.
This solid Tuesday growth has pushed the film’s total box office collection to a remarkable ₹17 crore. The noticeable spike reflects growing audience interest and positive word-of-mouth, indicating that the film is gathering momentum as the week progresses.
Following the massive impact of The Kerala Story, which shook audiences nationwide with its bold narrative, the sequel promises to push boundaries even further, going beyond comfort, beyond silence, and beyond denial. Directed by Kamakhya Narayan Singh, The Kerala Story 2- Goes Beyond is produced by Vipul Amrutlal Shah, co-produced by Aashin A Shah under the banner Sunshine Pictures. The film has released in cinemas. It has also been released in Kannada and Telugu.
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