After the amazing first weekend, Manam continued to surprise the trade even more. The film grossed 19.5 crores in it's first week in Andhra/TG. In it's second week, it grossed 12.5 crores which is really high compared to it's first week. The film's second week gross was 64% of it's first week. The usual film's second week is generally 30% of it's first week. The movie later got to a total of 38.5 crores after it's third week in the two telugu states. The film continued to run well in it's fourth week as well grossing 3.5 crores in that week. The film got to a total of 45 crores in the state after it's full fun. Along with that, the film did surprisingly well outside of it's home state as well. The film grossed 5 crores in Karnataka giving a good 1 crore profit in that area. The film also did unbelievably well in Tamil Nadu too grossing 1 crores in the state. The film ran in Chennai for over 8 Weeks, a big feat for a non-Tamil film. Mumbai, Delhi, and the rest of India had the same story as well. Outside of India, Manam was a profit machine. The film grossed near 13 crores in various overseas markets with a huge 9 crores coming from the USA itself. Spectacular business for a film made on a budget of 25 crores. The movie crossed the 2 crore mark in the gulf as well with 1.5 crores itself coming from the UAE. Manam faired well in the UK and Australia too. At the end of it's run, Manam got to a total of 65 crores worldwide. The movie gave good profits to all parties concerned and has every right to be called a blockbuster at the box office.