It was another huge day for Chhaava as the film ended up staying over Rs. 20 crores mark. The collections have been fantastic right through the weekdays and on Wednesday, they even went over Rs. 30 crores mark. Even if Rs. 18-20 crores come on Thursday, then that would have been superb and here the film is scoring even better.

With Rs. 21.60 crores coming in, the film has now crossed Rs. 225 crores mark in the first week itself. Standing at Rs. 225.28 crores, the historical affair is continuing to be an overdrive and looks like there is so much more that is waiting to be earned. If the film ends up finding itself in Rs. 18-20 crores range today as well, then sky would be the limit for it as the second weekend in Rs. 70-75 crores range would be a given then.

Vicky Kaushal will soon be earning his biggest grosser ever as lifetime total of Uri: The Surgical Strike (Rs. 245.36 crores) would be surpassed by tomorrow, if not today itself. From there, Chhaava will continue to go big for many weeks in succession, which means an entry into the Rs. 400 Crore Club is now there for the taking.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

The Vicky Kaushal starrer Chhaava has been performing exceptionally well at the box office. After opening to a thunderous response in Maharashtra, the Laxman Utrekar directorial, which also features Rashmika Mandanna, witnessed exponential growth in business. The film raked in an impressive Rs. 33.10 crore on its opening day, and remarkably, its sixth-day business saw record collections of Rs. 32.40 crore. While a major portion of these earnings have come from Maharashtra, other territories across India have also experienced a significant upswing in collections.

With its spectacular box office performance, Chhaava has already cemented its position as one of Vicky Kaushal’s highest-grossing films. Currently, the film ranks second among his career’s highest earners, trailing only behind Uri – The Surgical Strike. While Uri – The Surgical Strike remains the actor’s biggest hit with a staggering total collection of Rs. 245.36 crore, Chhaava is rapidly closing in with Rs. 203.68 crore in just six days. This achievement places it far ahead of Raazi, which had a lifetime collection of Rs. 123.84 crore, and Sam Bahadur, which amassed Rs. 92.98 crore. Zara Hatke Zara Bachke, a romantic drama that found favour among audiences, had a total collection of Rs. 88 crore, while Bad Newz, despite its strong buzz, managed to reach Rs. 66.28 crore.

Among Kaushal’s previous releases, Bhoot: Part One – The Haunted Ship and Manmarziyaan struggled to achieve similar box office numbers, concluding their runs with Rs. 31.97 crore and Rs. 27.09 crore, respectively. In contrast, Chhaava has demonstrated not only stronger box office appeal but also greater consistency in daily collections, surpassing these previous releases in record time. Given its extraordinary run, Chhaava has now set a new benchmark for Kaushal’s career, solidifying his standing as a bankable star in Bollywood.

With its momentum showing no signs of slowing down, Chhaava is now heading into its second weekend, which is expected to witness another significant surge in business. Trade predictions indicate that if the film maintains its stronghold, it could soon near the Rs. 300 crore mark, making it Vicky Kaushal’s highest-grossing release ever. As audience demand continues to soar and word-of-mouth remains overwhelmingly positive, Chhaava is on track to break more records in the days ahead.

Vicky Kaushal’s Highest Grossers at a glance: Uri – The Surgical Strike - Rs. 245.36 cr Chhaava - Rs. 203.68 cr Raazi - Rs. 123.84 cr Sam Bahadur - Rs. 92.98 cr Zara Hatke Zara Bachke - Rs. 88 cr Bad Newz  - Rs. 66.28 cr BHOOT: Part One – The Haunted Ship - Rs. 31.97 cr Manmarziyaan - Rs. 27.09 cr

Laxman Utekar’s historical epic Chhaava, starring Vicky Kaushal and Rashmika Mandanna, has created waves at the box office, crossing the Rs. 200 crore mark in just six days. The film, which chronicles the life of Maratha Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, has been unstoppable, delivering phenomenal numbers across India, with Maharashtra leading the charge.

From the very beginning, Chhaava struck a chord with the audience, and the business in Maharashtra has been nothing short of sensational. The film’s collections skyrocketed on Wednesday (Day 6) with Rs. 32.40 crore, boosted by the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti holiday. Impressively, this figure is nearly at par with its Day 1 collection of Rs. 33.10 crore on Valentine’s Day, which is a testament to its strong audience pull and unwavering demand.

While Maharashtra remains Chhaava’s biggest contributor, the film has also gained traction in Rajasthan and West Bengal, where Wednesday’s collections showed a notable increase. The pan-India acceptance of this historical action film indicates its strong hold beyond its core Marathi-speaking audience.

With such an impressive trajectory, Chhaava is expected to continue its dominance at the box office. The film’s ability to maintain such high occupancy levels deep into its first week indicates a long and successful run ahead. Vicky Kaushal’s Chhaava has not only set the box office on fire but has also solidified his position as a top-tier Bollywood star. With Maharashtra driving record-breaking numbers and other territories joining in, Chhaava is well on its way to becoming one of the highest-grossing films of the year.

It was an excellent Tuesday for Chhaava as collections actually grew further over Monday. Today is a holiday in Maharashtra on the occasion of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti and that pushed the collections in the state. However, even otherwise the drops in other parts of the country were minimal and as a result the overall collections have come out to be higher.

The Vicky Kaushal starrer breached the Rs. 25 crores mark again by bringing in Rs. 25.75 crores and that’s an improvement over Rs. 24.10 crores that had come a day before. The film is anyways playing on very high numbers and this push has only added on to the momentum. In fact, today it won’t be surprising if the film surpasses the Rs. 30 crores mark and that would be simply fantastic as there still would be one more day left for the week to be over.

So far, Chhaava has collected Rs. 171.28 crores and now it will enter Rs. 200 Crore Club today itself. While an entry into the Rs. 300 Crore Club would now be a cakewalk for the film, one waits to see how much further to that would it go in the final run. Indications are that the second weekend would be huge too for Chhaava and if that happens then sky would be the limit for it.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

After scoring an excellent weekend, all eyes were on how does Chhaava hold on Monday. After a start of Rs. 33.10 crores on Friday, anything between Rs. 15-20 crores on Monday would have been quite good as well. However, the trending over the weekend, what with Sunday reaching Rs. 49.03 crores, indicated that the even Rs. 20 crores+ on Monday was possible.

Well, this is what happened as Rs. 24.10 crores came on Monday. The film had as it is gone on an overdrive on Sunday and especially with Maharashtra going berserk (pretty much expected too since the film is based there), a lot of spill over audience was expected to walk in as well on Monday. That reflected in huge footfalls for the film which is now a big success in the making. In fact, one can’t pin down a number on where it would be headed for and the real picture would be known on second Friday as the hold then would decide the path that Chhaava is headed for.

The Vicky Kaushal starrer has now collected Rs. 145.53 crores so far and there is so much more that’s still to come for the film in Week One itself. Rs. 200 crores would be crossed this week itself and while Rs. 300 crores lifetime is a given, the journey could well have just begun for the film. This one is a major success for Bollywood.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

Laxman Utekar’s historical action drama Chhaava, starring Vicky Kaushal and Rashmika Mandanna, has taken the box office by storm. The film, which chronicles the life of Maratha Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, witnessed a phenomenal start at the ticket windows, posting an extraordinary opening weekend collection of Rs. 121.34 crore.

With Chhaava crossing Rs. 100 crore in just three days, it has emerged as Vicky Kaushal’s fastest film to reach this milestone, surpassing his previous record set by Uri: The Surgical Strike and Raazi. Chhaava has significantly outpaced both Uri and Raazi in terms of speed, achieving in just three days what Uri took ten days and Raazi managed in seventeen. The film’s rapid ascent at the box office further cements Kaushal’s status as a bankable star who can pull audiences across multiple demographics.

Given its strong connection to Maratha history, Chhaava saw an unprecedented surge in Maharashtra. The film’s business in the state has been simply fantabulous, with audiences thronging theatres and houseful shows across cities. The gripping narrative and powerful performances have resonated deeply with the local audience, resulting in a record-breaking box office run. While Maharashtra spearheaded the film’s success, Chhaava also performed impressively in North India. Collections saw a significant spike across the remaining territories, particularly on Sunday, as positive word-of-mouth and critical acclaim fuelled audience footfall. With a strong presence in Hindi-speaking markets, the Vicky Kaushal starrer has solidified its status as one of the biggest openers of the year.

Currently, all eyes are now on its weekday collections to see if it can sustain this phenomenal momentum.

Vicky Kaushal's Rs. 100 cr Grossers Chhaava - Rs. 121.34 cr - 3 Days Uri - The Surgical Stike - Rs. 245.36 cr - 10 Days Raazi - Rs. 123.84 cr - 17 Days

Laxman Utekar's directorial venture, Chhaava, starring Vicky Kaushal and Rashmika Mandanna, has taken the box office by storm, setting new benchmarks for Bollywood releases in 2025. Released on February 14, the historical action film, based on the life of Maratha Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, amassed an impressive Rs. 121.43 crore in its opening weekend. Chhaava's performance is particularly noteworthy in Maharashtra, where it has shattered existing records. The film's portrayal of a revered Maratha warrior resonated deeply with local audiences, leading to packed theatres and unprecedented box office figures in the region.

Comparatively, Chhaava has outperformed other major releases of 2025. Akshay Kumar's Sky Force garnered Rs. 73.20 crore in its opening weekend, while Game Changer and Deva collected Rs. 19.95 crore and Rs. 19.43 crore, respectively. Chhaava's Rs. 121.43 crore haul not only surpasses these figures but also establishes it as the highest-grossing Bollywood film of the year so far. The film's success isn't confined to Maharashtra alone. In North India, Chhaava has posted impressive numbers, with key centers like NCR, Ahmedabad, and Surat witnessing strong occupancies over the weekend. The film's appeal extended to other territories as well, with cities like Hyderabad and Bengaluru contributing significantly to its overall earnings.

Looking ahead, Chhaava faces the crucial Monday-to-Thursday period, which will determine its long-term box office trajectory. Maintaining its current momentum could see the film setting further records and solidifying its position as a blockbuster hit.

Highest Opening Weekend Grossers of 2025 at a glance: Chhaava - Rs. 121.43 cr Sky Force - Rs. 73.20 cr Game Changer - Rs. 19.95 cr Deva - Rs. 19.43 cr Badass Ravi Kumar - Rs. 7.77 cr Fateh - Rs. 6.86 cr Emergency - Rs. 8.70 cr Azaad - Rs. 4.05 cr Loveyapa - Rs. 4 cr Thandel - Rs. 0.30 cr

Laxman Utekar’s historical action drama Chhaava, starring Vicky Kaushal and Rashmika Mandanna, has taken the box office by storm. The film, which chronicles the life of Maratha Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, witnessed a phenomenal start at the ticket windows, posting an extraordinary opening weekend collection of Rs. 121.43 crore.

Given its strong connection to Maratha history, Chhaava saw an unprecedented surge in Maharashtra. The film’s business in the state has been simply fantabulous, smashing records left, right, and centre. The overwhelming response in this region has played a major role in driving the film’s stellar performance, with theatres running houseful across major cities. The film’s authentic portrayal of Sambhaji Maharaj’s story and its gripping narrative have deeply resonated with the local audience, resulting in an exponential rise in collections.

While Maharashtra spearheaded the film’s success, Chhaava also performed impressively in North India. As the weekend progressed, collections saw a significant spike across the remaining territories, particularly on Sunday, as positive word-of-mouth and critical acclaim fuelled audience footfall. With a stronghold in Hindi-speaking markets, the Vicky Kaushal starrer managed to bring in an impressive box office tally, solidifying its status as one of the biggest openers of the year.

Vicky Kaushal, known for his versatile performances, has delivered several box office hits, but Chhaava has far outperformed all his previous films in terms of opening weekend collections. The numbers speak for themselves—Chhaava has outpaced Kaushal’s previous best, Uri: The Surgical Strike, by more than three times, proving that the actor has cemented his position as a bankable box office star. To put this into perspective, Uri—which was regarded as a breakout commercial success for Kaushal—took four days to reach the Rs. 50 crore mark, whereas Chhaava crossed Rs. 100 crore in just three days. Similarly, Raazi, which featured Kaushal in a key supporting role, had a slow and steady rise to success but never touched Chhaava’s record-breaking weekend numbers. Even Bad Newz and Sam Bahadur, which had promising openings, fell short in comparison to Chhaava's massive appeal.

With Chhaava crossing the Rs. 100 crore mark in just three days, its performance in the upcoming Monday-to-Thursday period will be crucial in determining its long-term box office trajectory. If the film manages to maintain its momentum, it is poised to become one of the highest-grossing Bollywood films of the year. Given its roaring success in Maharashtra and stronghold in North India, Chhaava has set a new benchmark for historical action films. With a gripping storyline, stellar performances, and powerful visuals, the film is on track for a blockbuster run at the box office. All eyes are now on its weekday collections to see if it can continue this unstoppable streak..

Vicky Kaushal's Highest Opening Weekend Grossers: Chhaava - Rs. 121.43 cr Uri - The Surgical Strike - Rs. 35.73 cr Raazi - Rs. 32.94 cr Bad Newz - Rs. 30.62 cr Sam Bahadur - Rs. 24 cr Zara Hatke Zara Bachke - Rs. 22.59 cr Bhoot: Part One - The Haunted Ship - Rs. 16.63 cr Manmarziyaan - Rs. 14.33 cr

Chhaava has sustained well at the box office on Saturday as it collected Rs. 39.30 crores. The film had taken a very good opening on Friday and since it was also Valentine’s Day, it also acts like a partial holiday of sort. Hence, there is always a risk that after an opening day turning out to be good, there is a drop that comes on the very next day.

Thankfully, that didn’t happen for the Vicky Kaushal starrer and it managed to organically sustain itself as well with footfalls being even better. Since it’s primarily an action film, there is good initial audience coming in as well. However, this Saturday growth has given it good momentum and now one can expect Sunday to be big for sure. In fact, it won’t be surprising if the film actually manages to touch Rs. 45 crores mark today.

The historical affair has now gathered Rs. 72.40 crores and with that the lifetime number of Vicky’s last release Bad Newz (Rs. 66.28 crores) has been surpassed in two days itself. Rashmika Mandana too is on a roll as after Animal and Pushpa 2: The Rule, she has another big grosser coming her way.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

February 14, 2025, saw the much-anticipated release of Chhaava, a historical action drama directed by Laxman Utekar. Starring Vicky Kaushal as the legendary Maratha warrior Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, alongside Rashmika Mandanna, the film stormed the box office on its debut, emerging as the highest opening day grosser of the year so far. Chhaava raked in a staggering Rs. 33.10 crore on Day 1, leaving its competition far behind and setting a new benchmark for 2025 releases.

With a powerful narrative adapted from Shivaji Sawant’s celebrated Marathi novel by the same name, Chhava, resonated strongly with audiences, particularly in Maharashtra and other key territories. With an opening that more than doubles the second-best grosser, Sky Force that collected Rs. 15.30 crore, Chhaava has firmly positioned itself as the front-runner in the 2025 box office race. The film’s debut has also surpassed many high-profile releases from previous years, showcasing the enduring appeal of historical sagas when executed with grandeur and authenticity.

Several factors contributed to Chhaava’s historic success, like Vicky Kaushal’s intense performance following his critically acclaimed portrayals in films like Sardar Udham and Sam Bahadur, Kaushal’s depiction of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj struck a chord with audiences. Director Laxman Utekar known for films like Mimi and Luka Chuppi, delivered a visually stunning and emotionally gripping tale of valour, coupled with Rashmika Mandanna’s pan-India appeal and of course the film’s historical relevance.

The film opened across a massive number of screens country wide, accompanied by aggressive promotions and positive word-of-mouth. This along with the fact that being a story based on a Maratha warrior, Chhaava opening to a thunderous start within the state of Maharashtra. With theatres going houseful in the state, the business of Chhaava witnessed an exponential windfall from this territory on opening day.

Going forward, with such an impressive opening, Chhaava is expected to maintain its strong momentum through the weekend. If the current trend continues, it may soon enter the Rs. 100 crore club within its first few days.

Highest Opening Day Grossers of 2025 at a glance:

Chhaava – Rs. 33.10 crore

Sky Force – Rs. 15.30 crore

Game Changer – Rs. 6.75 crore

Deva – Rs. 5.78 crore

Badass Ravi Kumar – Rs. 3.52 crore

Fateh – Rs. 2.61 crore

Emergency – Rs. 2 crore

Azaad – Rs. 1.40 crore

Loveyapa – Rs. 0.75 crore

The Vicky Kaushal led Chhaava has recorded a bumper start at the box office in India as the Dinesh Vijan production has opened in the range of Rs. 30 crore to Rs. 32 crore on Valentines Day. The film blew out of proportion in Maharashtra, where it literally faced capacity issues as the evening and night shows arrived.

Based on the life of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, Chhaava was always expected to do well in Maharashtra, but the biggest plus is the way its performing in North India, as the business picked up tremendously in Delhi NCR and Punjab too as the evening and night shows arrived.

Chhaava has scored the career best opening for Vicky Kaushal and the actor has entered the big league with a 30 crore plus start. The film has also scored the biggest opening till date for a historical actioner.

The film will be looking to hit a century in the opening weekend and then record strong holds on the weekdays owing to a mid week holiday on account of Shivaji Jayanti.

It was yet another good day for Sanam Teri Kasam as the film brought in Rs. 3 crores* more on Tuesday. Drop from Friday is still less than 50%, so that’s fantastic for the film. Also, day on day drop is in control as well which means by the close of week too, the collections will stay on to be around Rs. 2.50 crores.

The film is a success and now the question is that how big it will be in days to come. Chances are that the film will be quite good by the close of its run. Had Valentine’s Day not come in this season then there still may have been some doubts around its overall run. But then this is the perfect day to be falling bang on second Friday and that’s good because first and foremost the word of mouth has already spread around its arrival and secondly, the day resonates well with the interest of youth due to its relevance.

The film has collected Rs. 21.75 crores* already and Rs. 26 crores mark should be crossed by the close of first week. Post that, it all depends upon the kind of elevation that the film gets on Friday. That would be the deciding factor around whether the film will do a lifetime in the vicinity of Rs. 40 crores or would actually go on to hit even Rs. 50 crores mark.

*Estimates. Final numbers awaited

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

Sanam Teri Kasam has taken an unassailable lead at the box office. The film is now a one-horse race as it’s the first choice of the audiences, and that too by a distance. It first surprised big time when it opened quite well on Friday. However, it was the trend over the weekend that made everyone stand up and notice. The Harshvardhan Rane and Mawra Hocane starrer collected better and better with every passing day that resulted in Rs. 15.50 crores* being netted.

This also gave a clear indication that Monday hold would be good and that’s what has happened as Rs. 3.25 crores* came in. That’s a superb hold indeed and by far the biggest ever Monday for a re-release. Going by the trends, it will now be the biggest re-release ever too as Tumbbad second run lifetime would be crossed in the second weekend itself.

So far, this Radhika Rao and Vinay Sapru directed musical romantic drama has collected Rs. 18.75 crores* already and Rs. 27-28 crores will comfortably come in by close of first week. The real surprise could well come on second Friday, which also happens to be Valentine’s Day. For the youngsters in love, the film would be the first choice by a distance, and it may so happen that the collections on second Friday turn out to be the same (or even better) as the first Friday.

Hit.

*Estimates. Final numbers awaited

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

Amidst the plethora of record count of re-releases that hit the screens on Friday where Saman Teri Kasam and Interstellar scored the most, two original films arrived in theatres - Badass Ravi Kumar and Loveyapa. Former had opened decently at the box office on Friday while latter had been low. As the weekend progressed, neither of the two films made any huge gains.

The Himesh Reshammiya starrer had opened at Rs. 3.52 crores and though one expected that the collections will increase with every passing day, there wasn’t any elevation, and the weekend came to a close with Rs. 7.77 crores in the film’s kitty. Overall, though the numbers are decent since the film needs just Rs. 15-20 crores to recover its investment and it will reach there eventually due to the opening day.

As for Loveyapa, it should have done better but somehow audiences didn’t step in during the first day and then despite positive word of mouth, the exponential growth that one expected didn’t come in rest of the weekend. Yes, there was growth that resulted in Rs. 4 crores coming in overall. However, what it needs is Monday numbers to match that of Friday, which would have been possible had Saturday and Sunday doubled and tripled over Friday already. One waits to see how the first week numbers turn out to be for the Junaid Khan and Khushi Kapoor starrer as that would decide how the film enters the Valentine’s week.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

As expected, Badass Ravikumar has taken a good opening at the box office. Released on a restricted count of screens and shows, the film saw better occupancy amongst all the films in the fray. Its collections too were best amongst all, be it the new arrivals or old re-releases. As a result, the first day numbers are standing out.

Of course there is a cost factor coming into the equation as well. At the face of it, the first day number of Rs. 3.52 crores may seem just about decent. However, first and foremost majority of films, be it big or small, are struggling to collect even as much. Secondly, and very importantly, the making of the film hasn’t cost much and the music, satellite and OTT rights have taken care of most part of it, which means theatrical business is an added bonus.

The Himesh Reshmamiya film should manage a weekend of around Rs. 12-13 crores from here and that would be enough to allow it to sail through. Back in time when his biggest success so far, The Exposé had released, it had collected Rs. 2.97 crores on its first day with a lifetime of Rs. 22.77 crores. While the first day numbers have already been surpassed, the lifetime too should be taken care of by Badass Ravikumar.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

Himesh Reshammiya starrer Badass Ravi Kumar - the 80s style entertainer has surpassed all previous expectations and opened in the range of Rs. 4.25 crores to Rs. 4.75 crores, as against the earlier predictions of Rs. 1.25 crore from all the leading players. The film has taken a start due to the strong impact created by the trailer coupled with a superhit song in the form of Taj Mahal.

The film is made at a minimal cost of Rs. 21 crores, and the makers have already recovered the amount with music rights and subsidies. The theatrical revenue, along with the revenue generated by the sale of satellite and digital rights will be all profit for Himesh Reshammiya. The film is valued at Rs. 15 crore for digital and satellite rights, whereas the theatrical revenue is also expected to be in the north of Rs. 10 crore, which is phenomenal.

The best part about Badass Ravi Kumar is the fact that the opening is organic without any malpractices. The film has toppled the second release of the week, Loveyapa by a margin, as the Junaid Khan and Khushi Kapoor starrer has opened around the Rs. 1 crore mark.

The Himesh Reshammiya-led Badass Ravi Kumar is on a roll, as the action-packed entertainer has sold 30,000 tickets across the Top 3 national chains – PVR, Inox and Cinepolis - as of Thursday at 5 PM. The film is headed to sell over 45,000 tickets in the national chains.

The film is looking like the biggest surprise of 2025, and the advance bookings are a result of the trailer hitting the bullseye, followed by a super hit song in the form of Taj Mahal. The film is scoring better than its competition, Loveyapa, which has sold 4500 tickets as on 5 PM on Thursday.

The first day of Badass Ravi Kumar is expected to be around the Rs 5 crore mark, which is fantastic for a film made on a mere budget of Rs 20 crore.

Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar re-release has taken a flying start in advance bookings, leaving every other film in its wake. As of Thursday morning at 10 AM, Interstellar has sold a staggering 48,900 tickets across the top 3 national chains – PVR, Inox and Cinepolis. The film has benefitted from premium pricing due to weekend rates, pulling in strong demand from cinephiles eager to revisit the epic on the big screen. This strong momentum is expected to continue, making it the clear winner among the ongoing re-releases.

Meanwhile, Himesh Reshammiya’s Badass Ravi Kumar is running neck to neck with the re-release of Sanam Teri Kasam, selling 16,300 tickets against STK’s 16,400 tickets in the national chains. While the difference is negligible, Badass Ravi Kumar is expected to maintain steady sales due to its mass appeal and action-packed entertainment factor. On the other hand, Sanam Teri Kasam has seen decent traction, driven by its cult following and the attractive ₹149 ticket pricing.

However, the real disappointment is Loveyapa, which is struggling to make any impact at the box office. With just 1,475 tickets sold in advance bookings, the romantic drama has been completely overshadowed by the competition. To put things into perspective, Badass Ravi Kumar has sold over 10x more tickets than Loveyapa, making this an outright box office embarrassment for the latter. The poor response suggests that Loveyapa is unlikely to see any major pick-up closer to release and looks set for a forgettable run at the box office.

The Himesh Reshammiya-led Badass Ravi Kumar has taken decent start in the advance bookings at all India level. As on the data set received on Wednesday morning at 9 AM, Badass Ravikumar has sold around 3,200 tickets across the Top 3 national chains – PVR, Inox, and Cinepolis - for the opening day alone.

The advances for Badass Ravi Kumar opened on Tuesday evening and the film has managed to organically sell over 3000 tickets in less than 12 hours. The advance is a result of the solid interest generated by the trailer, as the viewers seem to be stepping in for unabashed entertainment. If the momentum in advance booking continues, Badass Ravi Kumar could sell around 40,000 tickets in the national chains alone, and open around the Rs. 5 crore mark, which will be a phenomenal result for the Himesh Reshammiya film.

The second release of the week, Loveyapa is struggling in pre-sales at the box office in India. The film has sold 150 tickets across the top 3 national chains – PVR, Inox and Cinepolis - which is around 5 percent of Badass Ravikumar. The gap could widen further as the spoof factor seems to be working in a big way for Ravikumar, and the remake factor is working against Loveyapa.

These are still early days, but one can conclude with ease that Badass Ravi Kumar is the winner of this box office clash already.

As expected, Deva saw a drop in collections on Monday. This was on the cards as well since the trending of the film was rather flat and though there were little jumps from Friday to Saturday and then Sunday, they were regular incremental numbers that anyways happen on a day on day basis over the weekend as long as there is no outright rejection.

In case of Deva, there is acceptance at some key urban centres. Though it’s an action film, at the core of it it’s more of a content film and that’s what’s getting reflected in the appreciation and the collections. At certain premium multiplexes at major cities, especially in Maharashtra, the film is doing better due to the localised setting. That said, the film boasts of a bravura act from Shahid Kapoor and it certainly deserves better response in theatres. The film collected Rs. 2.50 crores on Monday and that’s a little over 50% drop when compared to Monday collections of Rs. 5.78 crores. Hopefully there won’t be much of a drop from today till Thursday and an average of Rs. 2.25 crores will come on a daily basis. That will ensure that after bringing in Rs. 22.50 crores in its first four days so far, the first week will close around Rs. 30 crores mark. Note: All collections as per various box office sources

Shahid Kapoor starrer has seen an ordinary weekend at the box office. The start of the film was as it is quite low at Rs. 5.78 crores and then growth over the weekend was just about okay, as a result of which the collections have managed to go past the Rs. 20 crores mark but that’s about it.

The film should have actually opened to double digits at the bare minimum and here it didn’t manage to achieve that even on Sunday, which pretty shows how much of a struggle it has seen ever since its release. This is now actually a story of every other film which is arriving now and whether it has stars or no stars, the results are just the same all over. Sky Force still managed to take an opening but otherwise the year so far has been quite poor for the film industry in general with theatrical releases struggling across board.

On Sunday, the action drama reached Rs. 7.75 crores* and that’s hardly much of a jump when compared to Friday. The total of the film stands at Rs. 20.14 crores* and unless there is something miraculous on Monday, the collections will get into that Rs. 3-3.50 crores range at best. This means that the first week total will go past the Rs. 30 crores mark but the lifetime will close in the vicinity of Rs. 40 crores, which will be a sub-par result for the film, which certainly deserved better than this.

*Estimates. Final numbers awaited

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

After opening at Rs. 5.78 crores on Friday, Deva showed some growth on Saturday and brought in Rs. 6.61 crores more. The good part is that at least the numbers are going up, as was evidenced from Friday evening itself when some sort of an upturn had started. That said, this is a big film and with the kind of credentials that it had, it should have actually started in double digit zone on Friday itself and then shown added growth.

Hence, one waits to see if there would be further growth today. Shahid Kapoor’s last release Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya had started much higher at Rs. 7.02 crores on Friday and then on Sunday it had managed to score Rs. 10 crores. Now, Deva has a task in hand too to actually see much bigger jumps and reach at least close to that eventually.

So far, the film had collected Rs. 12.39 crores and hopefully Rs. 20 crores mark will be reached over the weekend. There are ample screens and shows available for it, so utilising available capacity is not a problem. What it requires is for masses to grab it further and Shahid Kapoor’s bravura act will be looked at to make this happen.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

Sky Force, the patriotic action drama directed by Sandeep Kewlani and Abhishek Anil Kapur, has achieved a significant milestone by entering the Rs. 100 crores club at the Indian box office. Starring Akshay Kumar, Veer Pahariya, Nimrat Kaur, and Sara Ali Khan, the film has captivated audiences nationwide.

Sky Force achieved the feat yesterday on its second Friday when it earned Rs. 4.60 crores. It has now reached a total of Rs. 104.30 crores. This accomplishment marks Sky Force as the first Hindi film of 2025 to cross the Rs. 100 crores mark.

Sky Force is based on India's attack on Pakistan's Sargodha airbase during the Indo-Pakistani air war of 1965. The film is produced by Maddock Films and Jio Studios. Akshay Kumar's portrayal of Wing Commander Kumar Om Ahuja has been particularly lauded, as has Veer Pahariya's debut performance as IAF officer T. Krishna Vijaya.

The film faces competition from Shahid Kapoor starrer Deva, which released yesterday. However, with its positive word-of-mouth, the film has a chance to add onto its tally further from here onwards.

Sky Force has also ended the box office drought for Akshay as his last four releases – Mission Raniganj, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, Sarfira and Khel Khel Mein – had failed to reach the three figure mark at the ticket window.

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Deva has taken a low opening at the box office. The film was promoted well and after the teaser was out, it was expected to take at least a double digit opening. In fact, in days to follow, it had started seeming that the film may as well surprise and perhaps get into that Rs. 12-15 crores range as well. However, once the trailer was unveiled, it gave an impression of a much niche and darker cinema. Due to that, the expectations were kept in check.

There was further surprise in store though when the advance booking opened and since there wasn’t much movement there, the expectation was reset to Rs. 5-7 crores. The film has a strong Mumbai flavour to it and as a result at an all-India level, it all came down to word of mouth doing the trick. As a result, all eyes were on the best numbers that the Shahid Kapoor starrer would eventually manage as a major opening was ruled out.

That’s the reason why with Rs. 5.78 crores coming on the opening day, it’s now all boiling down to how audiences would be embracing it in next couple of days. The numbers are indeed low for the opening day and given the kind of work that Shahid has done in the film, one feels for him as the film should have opened better. Reports for the film are mixed as well which means it’s going to be a wait and watch scenario. Deva is a major film and hence at least 50% jump needs to come in today.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

The Shahid Kapoor led action thriller Deva has taken a poor start at the box office in India. According to early estimates, the Rosshan Andrrews directorial has collected in the range of Rs. 4.25 crores to Rs. 4.75 crores, much below the projected expectations in the vicinity of Rs. 7 crores.

The film was a no-show almost everywhere, with mass belts recording minimal occupancy. Shows at some cinema halls in mass belts were cancelled due to lack of audience, and this is a sad scenario for a feature film featuring a bankable star. The remake factor has hurt Deva, though more than that, the fate was sealed by the sub-par trailer, which had nothing in it to excite the audience. The lack of music also resulted in a dip of buzz for Deva.

The costs are on the higher side, and hence it was a must for Deva to record a reasonable opening, but alas, that has not happened putting the producers in a position of loss from the project.

This Friday’s big release is Deva and the film sees Shahid Kapoor stepping into an out and out action role. He plays a cop in the film and while the teaser had given an impression that he would be playing a mischievous yet tough man in uniform, the trailer had a much darker feel to it, which makes him across as far more intense.

The film does have potential but instead of taking an out and out dhamakedaar opening, it would be more on the decent side and then grow on the basis of word of mouth. Basically, this isn’t like a Rohit Shetty cop universe movie which is very big in scale, especially action, or Salman Khan’s Dabangg series, which has swag as the running factor. It’s more on the likes of Rani Mukerji’s Mardaani, which is centred on the plotline and has intensity as the driving force. Considering it’s a male centric film, the opening will be better than Mardaani films but it would be interesting to see if it manages a double digit Friday.

For now, something in the range of Rs. 5-7 crores looks more likely and there too a good chunk of business will come from Maharashtra due to the regional flavour. Shahid Kapoor’s films have traditionally opened in this range and this one should follow suit as well. There is a flurry of releases in weeks to come but this week it’s a solo arrival and that gives Deva good chance to grow well if the reports are good.

The Shahid Kapoor-led thriller, Deva is seeing a tepid response at the box office in the advance booking. According to the data set received at 10 am, Deva has sold approximately 6,000 tickets across the Top 3 national chains – PVR, Inox and Cinepolis - and is looking to take a slow start at the box office in India.

The advance booking for Deva opened on Tuesday evening and ever since then, the response has been lukewarm to say the least. The positive sign is in the fact that the film is releasing without any offers and discounts, which means every ticket sale will be organic without any intervention from external factors. However, the organic movement isn't good enough so far, and this makes Deva a film heavily dependent on the reports from cinema-going audience. At the moment, Deva seems to be on track for an opening in the Rs. 5 crore range, but good reports could make it jump towards the Rs. 7 crore mark.

After bringing in Rs. 8.10 crores on Monday, Sky Force did see a drop on Tuesday as Rs. 6.30 crores came in. The hold on Monday was actually good since Friday was aided by discounted tickets as well which had resulted in better-than-expected footfalls. Hence, Monday collections were notable as the drop was less than 50%. This also gave hope that Tuesday will stay on to be over Rs. 7 crores mark and hence Rs. 6.30 crores, which have come in is a bit of a surprise.

That said, the collections are more normalised now because if 50% drop would indeed have come on Monday then these Tuesday numbers would have been on par. What’s required now though is that collections stay stable today and tomorrow and at maximum around 10% daily drops come in. That will ensure that collections will stay on over Rs. 5 crores right through the week and post that it would be second weekend that will do the talking.

So far, Rs. 87.60 crores have come in and this Tuesday drop means that unless collections stay super stable for rest of the week, Rs. 100 crores milestone would be met on second Friday. There is a different ring to it though if a film enters the Rs. 100 Crore Club in Week One itself, though at the end of the day it’s academic and Sky Force will eventually reach there.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

After collecting Rs. 15.30 crores on Friday and then going past Rs. 20 crores and Rs. 30 crores mark each on Saturday and Sunday, Sky Force needed to hold around 50% in order to have a good first week. This was also a bare minimum requirement for a century to be scored in one week flat. Of course, had the numbers stayed in double digits then it would have been even better but something over Rs. 8 crores needed to come.

Well, this is what happened as 8.10 crores came in and that’s less than 50% drop from Monday score of Rs. 15.30 crores. The film has the kind of content that goes for multiplex audiences, and this is where it’s scoring the most as well. Especially at the big cities, the film is showing better occupancy and in days to come this is what will bring in the best score as well.

The film has now scored Rs. 81.30 crores and an average of around Rs. 6-7 crores on a daily basis will take it past the Rs. 100 crores mark by the close of Week One. There is a flurry of releases in weeks to come, which means Sky Force will face not be without competition. The aim would be reach Rs. 150 crores lifetime and while Rs. 135 crores is a given for the film, it would be interesting to see how it bridges the gap from there till Rs. 150 crores.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

The Akshay Kumar and Veer Pahariya starrer Sky Force has seen a dip in collections on the first Monday as according to early estimates, the Dinesh Vijan production is headed to collect in the range of Rs. 6.25 crores to Rs. 7.25 crores on the first Monday, taking total collections a little under Rs. 80 crores.

The trend on Monday is not so good as a better hold closer to the Rs. 10 crore mark was expected from Sky Force given the superlative trend over the weekend. The Sandeep Kewlani and Abhishek Kapur directorial now needs to show strong legs at the box office over the weekdays and then an excellent spike in the second weekend to sail safely as the costs are on the higher side.

Sky Force released to extremely positive reviews on Friday, and collected strong numbers on the weekend, starting around the Rs. 15 crore mark and jumping to Rs. 31 crore on Republic Day. There has been an additional push to the box office of Sky Force due to discounted tickets.

Sky Force is now on its way to hit a century at the box office. In its opening weekend itself, it has hit a huge half century at the box office, and that too a comfortable one at that. With Rs. 73.20 crores in its kitty so far, the film has made steady progress at theatres and has been attracting footfalls at regular ticket prices. In fact, on Sunday, it collected quite well with Rs. 20 crores mark being crossed, what with Rs. 31.60 crores coming in.

This has been good trending for the Akshay Kumar led film and now all eyes are how the weekdays hold up. Indications are that the collections would be impressive right through the week since even though the first day was aided by discounted ticket rates, that has not been the case on Saturday and Sunday, and still the collections have gone well up. This shows that there has been good momentum built for the film amongst the audiences and that should continue well from today till Thursday as well.

The industry really needed a Bollywood film to do well at the box office since it had been ages since one saw a commercial success. After Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 and Singham Again, this is the first one to bring in some substantial moolah and hopefully it will turn around the fortunes for Bollywood.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

Sky Force saw huge growth on Saturday as it collected Rs. 26.30 crores at the box office. On Friday the film had brought in Rs. 15.30 crores so there is terrific growth, more so since the discount offer was also taken away. This means that audiences were actually paying for complete ticket amount and still the collections went so much higher, which means the footfalls were actually almost double.

The film has been loved by the audiences and that’s the best part because it was pretty much required for a long run. Today being Republic Day, the footfalls will be even better than a regular Sunday. That said, there is no real holiday advantage. Still, the film will comfortably cross Rs. 30 crores mark today and the aim would be to collect much higher than that. Post that as long as double-digit collections come in from Monday onwards, it would be really advantageous for the film, though practically speaking around 8-9 crores would be good as well.

The Akshay Kumar led film has now collected Rs. 41.60 crores and the weekend should go on to be in the range of Rs. 70-75 crores. While an entry into the Rs. 100 Crore Club is now a given in Week One itself, one waits to see how it keeps going in weeks to come with several new films arriving one after another.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

The Akshay Kumar and Veer Pahariya film, Sky Force, surpassed all expectations on the opening day as the film went ahead to collect Rs 15.30 crore going past all projections, which were in the range of Rs. 8 to Rs. 10 crore. After a healthy start, the aerial action thriller is seeing a massive surge in business on the second day as per present trends.

According to early estimates, Sky Force is looking to collect in the range of Rs. 24 crores to Rs. 26 crores on the second day, which is a humongous surge of approx. 75 percent over Friday. The two-day total of Sky Force now stands around the Rs. 40 crore mark, and the film is racing to clock an opening weekend of Rs. 70 crores.

The opening weekend of Sky Force would be among the biggest of all time for Akshay Kumar and with this trend, the film will be racing towards the Rs. 100 crore club too in the long run as the reports are fantastic. Sky Force is produced by Dinesh Vijan and Jio Studios with Amar Kaushik.

SkyForce has opened well at the box office. A couple of days before release it had seemed like the film will open in the range of Rs. 8-10 crores. However, the advance booking started gathering pace on Thursday with multiple offers coming into play and that indicated a double digit opening. Post that it was all about content doing the talking and that’s something that pushed the film further ahead.

While the start of the film in the morning and afternoon shows was fair, the evening shows started gathering good pace as the reports have been all sound positive. The critics had anyways passed their verdict from Thursday itself when the pre-release screenings took place and then audience word of mouth started spreading well too which resulted in the first day collections coming to Rs. 15.30 crores. This is in fact the biggest start that a Bollywood film has seen for a really long time and for comparison, the only other double digit opening before that was back on 1st November when Singham Again (again starring Akshay Kumar) and Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 had released.

The offers are out of equation as well which means the Akshay Kumar and Veer Pahariya starrer will now operate on the basis of merits. If the start that the film had taken on Saturday is any indication, then the footfalls are even better which means there would be good growth today. That’s quite good and if the film goes past Rs. 20 crores mark today then it would be game on.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

The Akshay Kumar and Veer Pahariya film Sky Force has taken a decent start at the box office in India. According to very early estimates, Sky Force has collected in the range of Rs. 11 to Rs 12 crores on Friday. The film has overperformed vis-a-vis expectations and this is largely aided by the heavy discounts offered on tickets by the makers.

The early reports are positive, and a large contribution for Sky Force has come from multiplexes, as it did little business in single screens. The idea for Sky Force will be to record a spike in business on Saturday and Sunday and hit a solid total of about Rs. 50 crore over a three-day period.

The Akshay Kumar film is expected to benefit from the Republic Day Holiday period too. Sky Force has benefitted from external factors on the first day and it needs to show a strong trend over the next few days, once all the offers and discounts settle down.

The advance booking of the Dinesh Vijan and Jio Studios-produced Sky Force is gaining momentum as the top three national chains – PVR, Inox and Cinepolis - have sold around 45,000 tickets as of Thursday at 6.30 PM. The film is looking to sell around 60,000 tickets across the top three national chains, which more or less seals a double-digit opening at the box office in India.

The bookings have benefitted by the discounted ticket pricing, as PVRInox and Cinepolis alongside Book My Show are offering a flat discount of Rs. 250 per ticket. This move has been taken by the producers of this Akshay Kumar and Veer Pahariya film to sample it to a larger section of the audience and get positive word of mouth.

Sky Force is looking to take an opening of double digit, and this looked impossible a week ago but the discounted pricing has escalated the sales in a big way. The early reports are superlative, and with strong patriotic content, Sky Force should be the best pick for the cinema-going audience during the Republic Day 2025 weekend.

The Akshay Kumar and Veer Pahariya led Sky Force is seeing a lacklustre response in advance booking as the Dinesh Vijan production has sold around 14,000 tickets across the Top 3 national chains – PVR, Inox & Cinepolis - as of Thursday at 7 AM. The advance bookings have been largely boosted by offers announced by Book My Show and PVRInox, which is giving the users a discount of Rs. 250 and Rs. 400 respectively per ticket.

The advance booking has seen some movement only due these offers on prices. Cinepolis had sold around 150 tickets as of Wednesday at 6.30 PM, and there was a surge to 2000 tickets by 11 PM on Wednesday owing to this strategy. All eyes are now on word of mouth and how much of movement the film sees once the offers and discounts come to an end.

Both Emergency and Azaad dropped on Monday, and that’s not a good sign for either of the two films. With Azaad, it still seemed on the cards since the opening as well as the trending was poor right since Friday. However, Emergency did show some growth on Saturday and then Sunday saw further increment in collections. Hence, there was some hope that it may sustain on Monday.

That was not the case to be though as the film dropped by around 50% on Monday. The film collected Rs. 1.25 crore* and that’s much below Rs. 2 crores that had been earned on Friday. Ideally, the film needed to be at least Rs. 1.75-2 crores for having some sort of a run in the first week but this drop means that the collections would be low at the end of first week and then it would face new release Sky Force. So far, the Kangana Ranaut starrer stands at almost Rs. 10 crores*.

As for Azaad, it will wrap up well under the lifetime of Rs. 10 crores. After collecting Rs. 4.05 crores over the weekend, it crashed to Rs. 65 lakhs on Monday. That’s again a major drop when compared to opening day collections that just about managed to earn Rs. 1.40 crore. The drop here is much bigger and now hardly anything will come for rest of the week. With Rs. 4.70 crores in its kitty so far, this is going to be a one week show and a disappointing end to the film’s run.

*Estimates. Final numbers awaited

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

Emergency had a fair weekend of Rs. 8.7 crores as Rs. 3.7 crores came on Sunday. The film has seen further growth and that’s a positive sign. In fact, the quantum of growth from Friday opening of 2 crores is reasonable too and what matters most is that the first day had Cinema Lovers Day advantage and still numbers have continued to go up.

As is expected from a film of this genre and backdrop, there are always polarised views. There are bound to be debates as well and with the advent of social media, it’s also about from which quarters there is a lot of noise and how that can be taken care of by the core content of the film. From that perspective, Emergency had to weather another storm post release as well and it has managed to do that so far. What matters from this point on is word-of-mouth to take the film forward as that would be of most significance. Collections from today onwards will indicate how well that’s working out for the Kangana Ranaut film.

Meanwhile Azaad had a low weekend of Rs. 4.05 crores and though it all depended on word of mouth for this film too, unfortunately the collections haven’t really gone up over the weekend. There is a lot that goes behind deciding the launchpad of newcomers and one just hopes that Aaman Devgn and Rasha Thadani are noticed by the industry for what they have done.

Note: All collections as per various box office sources

The IMAX format has emerged as a real crowd-puller with each passing year. Earlier, Hollywood films were the only ones getting a release in IMAX. But in the last decade, Indian films, too, started having a release in the premium format, and it has gotten a great response. In 2023, 44 IMAX format films got a release and in 2024, the number jumped to more than 50 (which includes re-releases). The total collection of these films was a whopping 14.50 million USD gross (approx. Rs. 124.44 crores) from 31 screens.

Bollywood Hungama, in this special box office report, will list the top 10 films in IMAX in 2024 in India. The film in the top position is Deadpool & Wolverine, also the second biggest Hollywood grosser of India. It collected Rs. 128.40 crores out of which the earnings from IMAX were 1.745 million USD gross (approx. Rs. 15.11 crores).

The second film on the list surprisingly is Dune: Part Two. It collected Rs. 27.86 crores and was the sixth highest Hollywood grosser of last year. But the share from the IMAX screens was 1.561 million USD gross (approx. Rs. 13.52 crores). In short, 48.53% of collections of the film came from the IMAX theatres. The feat is unbelievable as it has managed to beat major films of Hollywood and Indian cinema that did more than Rs. 100 crores business.

Mufasa: The Lion King is on the third spot. It is the top Hollywood hit of 2024 in India, and it earned 1.290 million USD gross, which amounts to Rs. 11.17 crores approx. Kalki 2898 AD, starring Prabhas, Deepika Padukone, Amitabh Bachchan and Kamal Haasan, is the top Indian film to score at IMAX last year. Its IMAX earnings were 1.134 million USD gross (approx. Rs. 9.81 crores). By doing so, it beat Pushpa 2 in IMAX though the Allu Arjun-starrer is a much bigger hit. Pushpa 2 collected 1.034 million USD gross, that is, approx. Rs. 8.96 crores.

The sixth position is usurped by Hrithik Roshan-starrer Fighter, the only Bollywood film to make it to the list. It earned 1.033 million USD gross (approx. Rs. 8.95 crores). This was followed by Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. It was the third biggest Hollywood hit but in IMAX it earned 9.19 million USD gross (approx. Rs. 7.95 crores). The film was fit for IMAX but due to its mainstream appeal, it was widely consumed by the masses who probably didn’t have access to IMAX theatres.

Inside Out 2 collected Rs. 27.67 crores, that is, just Rs. 19 lakhs less than Dune: Part Two in India. But it's on the eight position as from IMAX, it earned 5.92 million USD gross (approx. Rs. 5.12 crores).

On number 9 is Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. It managed to earn 4.52 million USD gross (approx. Rs. 3.91 crores). And the tenth position is taken by Thalapathy Vijay’s The Greatest Of All Time. It earned 3.86 million USD gross, that is, Rs. 3.34 crores. The numbers are too low when compared to its overall box office India collections which was Rs. 305 crores gross.

Preetham Daniel, VP of Theatre Development, India, Southeast Asia and Australia, IMAX Corporation told Bollywood Hungama, “India continues to be a priority market for expansion for IMAX and a major area of opportunity for both Hollywood and local language content, and we delivered solid results last year to build on in 2025.” He further said, “This past year, we opened six new locations in the country — on par for our best year ever for new openings — and delivered a record ten Indian releases in IMAX, which comprised a best-ever 35% of our total box office in the country.”

The top films in IMAX in India in 2024 and their gross box office collections are as follows: 1. Deadpool & Wolverine - 1,745,639 USD 2. Dune: Part Two - 1,561,083 USD 3. Mufasa - The Lion King: 1,290,534 USD 4. Kalki 2898 AD - 1,134,245 USD 5. Pushpa 2 - 1,064,697 USD 6. Fighter - 1,023,643 USD 7. Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire - 919,142 USD 8. Inside Out 2 - 582,237 USD 9. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga - 452,497 USD 10. The Greatest of All Time - 386,171 USD