Sarvam
Maya
Gulf
Box
Office
Collection:
The
Malayalam
comedy-drama
fantasy
film
Sarvam
Maya,
starring
Nivin
Pauly,
has
completed
eight
days
in
theaters
across
the
Gulf
region,
continuing
its
overseas
theatrical
run
as
it
enters
Day
9
today,
January
2.
The
film,
which
was
released
worldwide
on
December
25,
2025,
has
been
performing
consistently
in
GCC
markets,
according
to
the
latest
trade
updates.
As
per
figures
shared
by
film
industry
tracker
AB
George
on
X,
Sarvam
Maya
recorded
approximately
39,000
admissions
in
the
Gulf
on
Day
8
alone.
The
film
is
reported
to
have
grossed
around
$380,000
on
its
eighth
day
in
the
region.
With
this,
the
total
Gulf
box
office
gross
after
eight
days
stands
at
approximately
$2.76
million,
which
roughly
translates
to
₹24.85
crore.
These
numbers
indicate
that
the
film
has
maintained
audience
interest
across
key
overseas
centers
in
the
Middle
East
during
the
extended
holiday
period.
The
Day
8
admissions
suggest
a
continued
flow
of
viewers
even
after
the
first
weekend,
a
phase
when
films
typically
see
fluctuating
footfalls
depending
on
weekday
trends.
Cast,
Plot
Summary,
and
Technical
Credits
Sarvam
Maya
is
written
and
directed
by
Akhil
Sathyan
and
produced
by
Dr.
Ajayya
Kumar
and
Rajeev
Menon
under
the
Firefly
Films
banner.
Alongside
Nivin
Pauly,
the
film
features
Aju
Varghese,
Riya
Shibu,
Janardhanan,
and
Preity
Mukhundhan
in
key
roles,
supported
by
a
wider
ensemble
cast.
The
story
follows
Prabhendu
Namboothiri,
an
aspiring
musician
from
a
traditional
Brahmin
household
in
Kerala
whose
plans
to
move
abroad
are
unexpectedly
stalled.
Back
in
his
hometown,
he
assists
his
cousin
with
religious
rituals,
during
which
he
encounters
Delulu,
a
mysterious
young
spirit
who
has
no
recollection
of
her
past.
As
Prabhendu
navigates
his
uncertain
career
and
personal
crossroads,
an
unusual
bond
develops
between
the
two,
gradually
revealing
fragments
of
Delulu’s
identity.
The
narrative
blends
elements
of
fantasy
and
emotion,
focusing
on
their
evolving
connection
and
the
impact
it
has
on
both
their
lives.
The
film’s
technical
team
includes
cinematographer
Sharan
Velayudhan,
music
composer
Justin
Prabhakaran,
and
editors
Akhil
Sathyan
and
Rathin
Radhakrishnan.
Sound
design
is
handled
by
Anil
Radhakrishnan,
while
production
design
is
by
Rajeevan.
The
film’s
Gulf
theatrical
distribution
is
managed
by
Home
Screen
Entertainment,
with
different
distributors
handling
other
territories.
Trade
observers
are
expected
to
closely
monitor
how
Sarvam
Maya
performs
over
the
coming
days.
The
film’s
ability
to
sustain
its
run
beyond
the
first
week
will
offer
a
clearer
picture
of
its
long-term
overseas
trajectory
as
it
moves
further
into
its
second
week
in
theaters.