The Vvaan witnessed a sharp drop on its first Monday as the Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia starrer collected Rs. 4.50 crore on Day 4. The film's India net total currently stands at Rs. 36.27 crore. The Monday collection represents a 67.86% decline from Sunday, when The Vvaan collected Rs. 14 crore. The film had shown strong growth through the opening weekend, moving from Rs. 7.25 crore on Friday to Rs. 10.50 crore on Saturday and Rs. 14 crore on Sunday.

The opening weekend saw Rs. 31.75 crore coming in, with the Day 4 business subsequently taking the film beyond the Rs. 36 crore mark in four days. The film's weekend trajectory had been encouraging, with Saturday recording a 44.83% jump over Friday, followed by another 33.33% increase on Sunday. The sharp Monday correction, however, makes the weekday trend particularly important for the film's theatrical run.

The Vvaan had opened at Rs. 7.25 crore on Friday and recorded 20.31% overall occupancy, before improving to 29.13% on Saturday and 36.30% on Sunday. Monday occupancy stood at 14.46%.

The film has now entered its first full working week, with the collections from Tuesday onward expected to provide a clearer picture of its hold after the opening weekend. Bollywood Hungama currently lists The Vvaan's India net collection at Rs. 36.27 crore, India gross at Rs. 43.18 crore and worldwide gross at Rs. 44.90 crore.

The immediate box-office focus will now be on whether the film can stabilise after the first Monday drop and build on its Rs. 31.75 crore opening weekend.

Ajay Devgn starrer Drishyam 3 is witnessing a strong surge in advance booking ahead of its October 2 release. The Abhishek Pathak directorial has already sold 80,500 tickets across the national chains for its opening day, with the pace of advance sales gathering momentum as the film heads into the final days before release.

As of Monday night, Drishyam 3 has sold approximately 63,000 tickets at PVR INOX and 17,500 tickets at Cinepolis, taking the combined national-chain tally to 80,500 tickets for Friday. The film had stood at 55,000 tickets across the top national chains as of Monday noon, indicating a significant jump through the course of the day.

The current pace also puts Drishyam 3 in a strong position against Drishyam 2. The latter had recorded a final advance sale of around 1.16 lakh tickets at the national chains, a number that Drishyam 3 is expected to surpass by the end of Tuesday if the current momentum continues.

More significantly, the film is now chasing the 2.26 lakh-ticket final advance benchmark of Singham Again at the national chains. While Drishyam 3 still has ground to cover, the next 48 hours will be crucial as advance booking gathers further steam.

From a box-office perspective, the current advance trend is pointing towards a Rs. 45-50 crore-plus opening day, with the possibility of going higher depending on the final advance, spot bookings and ticket pricing. The film is also expected to benefit from a relatively high average ticket price, particularly at premium multiplex properties.

If the momentum sustains through Wednesday and Thursday, Drishyam 3 could potentially move towards the Rs. 50 crore mark, while a particularly strong combination of advances, spot bookings and premium ticket rates could push the opening further towards the Rs. 55 crore range.

The film, presented by Star Studio18 and produced by Panorama Studios, brings back Ajay Devgn as Vijay Salgaonkar alongside Tabu, Shriya Saran, Rajat Kapoor and the returning cast, with Jaideep Ahlawat and Prakash Raj joining the franchise. The film releases theatrically on October 2, 2026.

Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia starrer The Vvaan continued to build momentum through its opening weekend, recording another increase in collections on Sunday. According to the latest figures, the film collected Rs. 11.90 crores on Day 3, up 13.33% from Saturday's Rs. 10.50 crores.

The Sunday growth takes The Vvaan's opening weekend India net collection to Rs. 29.65 crores.

The film has therefore shown a steady upward movement through its first weekend. After opening at Rs. 7 crores on Friday, the film improved to Rs. 10.50 crores on Saturday before recording its biggest single-day collection of the weekend with Rs. 11.90 crores on Sunday. The three-day trajectory indicates that the film gained momentum as the weekend progressed.

The Sunday collection accounts for around 40.13% of the film's opening-weekend total, based on a calculation from reported figures.

The weekend performance now gives The Vvaan a solid base going into its first Monday. The crucial test will be how much of the weekend momentum the film can retain once the working week begins.

For now, the key takeaway is the consistent growth across the opening weekend. Rather than peaking on Friday, The Vvaan has recorded successive increases on Saturday and Sunday, with the latter emerging as its biggest day so far.

With Rs. 29.65 crores collected in its opening weekend, the Sidharth Malhotra-Tamannaah Bhatia starrer will now look to convert the weekend momentum into a stable weekday run.

Mirzapur – The Movie continued its theatrical run with another day above the Rs. 1 crore mark on Sunday. The film collected Rs. 1.11 crore on Day 24, taking its cumulative India net collection to Rs. 211.48 crores. The Sunday collection was 15.27% lower than Saturday's Rs. 1.31 crore.

Despite the drop, the film managed a healthy number on all three days of its fourth weekend. It collected Rs. 0.68 crore on Friday, followed by Rs. 1.31 crore on Saturday and Rs. 1.11 crore on Sunday. This takes the fourth-weekend collection to Rs. 3.10 crore, based on the reported daily figures.

The weekend trend also shows the expected Saturday jump followed by a Sunday correction, but the film has continued to add to its total even in its fourth week. The latest figures keep Mirzapur – The Movie above the Rs. 210 crores milestone, with the cumulative India net now at Rs. 211.48 crores.

The film had crossed Rs. 200 crores earlier in its run, becoming one of the notable theatrical performers of the year. Its ability to continue attracting audiences into the fourth week has allowed it to keep adding to that total despite the arrival of newer releases.

The next focus will be the film's weekday hold. After a fourth weekend of Rs. 3.10 crores, the Monday collection will indicate how much momentum remains as the film moves deeper into its theatrical run.

For now, Mirzapur – The Movie has added another Rs. 3 crore-plus weekend to its tally and stands at Rs. 211.48 crores in India.

Hanuman Ansh continues to stretch its extraordinary theatrical run, with the devotional drama recording another strong Sunday at the India box office. The film collected Rs. 6.52 crores on Day 52, registering a 14.79% jump over Saturday's Rs. 5.68 crores. The latest business takes the film's India net collection to Rs. 295.91 crores.

The Sunday growth also helped Hanuman Ansh close its eighth weekend with Rs. 14.57 crores, comprising Rs. 2.37 crores on Friday, Rs. 5.68 crores on Saturday and Rs. 6.52 crores on Sunday, closing the eighth weekend at Rs. 14.57 crores. The film is now just Rs. 4.09 crores short of the Rs. 300 crores milestone.

What makes the latest update particularly striking is that the film continues to record weekend growth even this deep into its theatrical run. After Saturday's 139.66% jump, Sunday brought another 14.79% increase, with occupancy reaching 39.32%.

Hanuman Ansh has therefore added Rs. 14.57 crores during its eighth weekend alone. The film's cumulative India net now stands at Rs. 295.91 crores, putting the Rs. 300 crores mark firmly within the immediate box-office conversation.

The Monday trend will now be crucial, but with only Rs. 4.09 crores separating the film from the landmark, the next few updates will be closely tracked.

The Paradise saw a decline in collections on its first Friday. Reports state that the film earned Rs. 0.88 crore on Day 2, down 27.87% from its opening-day collection of Rs. 1.22 crore. The film’s cumulative India nett collection now stands at Rs. 2.10 crore.

The drop suggests that the film has not yet managed to convert its opening into a stronger upward trend. With the weekend now underway, Saturday and Sunday become important from a theatrical standpoint, particularly because the film needs a noticeable increase to improve its opening-weekend standing.

For now, The Paradise remains in the early phase of its run, and the available figures are still limited. However, the Friday decline means that the film will need to show stronger audience participation over the weekend if it is to build a meaningful theatrical trajectory.

Mirzapur – The Movie showed a clear improvement in business on Saturday. The film collected Rs. 1.30 crore on Day 23, recording a 91.18% jump over Friday’s Rs. 0.68 crore. Its cumulative India nett collection now stands at Rs. 210.44 crore.

The Saturday growth comes after a relatively muted Friday, when the film’s daily business slipped below the Rs. 1 crore mark. The sharp rise indicates that the title continues to retain enough audience pull to benefit from the weekend period, even at this stage of its theatrical run.

The film’s latest total further strengthens its position among the notable theatrical performers of the current season. While the pace is naturally lower than the film’s opening phase, the ability to recover on Saturday remains encouraging from a trade perspective.

Mirzapur – The Movie has now entered its fourth week in cinemas and is operating in a market where newer films are competing for screens and show timings. Despite that pressure, the film has managed to add to its total and remain a relevant theatrical title.

The key question now is whether Sunday can deliver another increase or at least hold Saturday’s gains. A stable weekend would help the film consolidate its position above Rs. 210 crore and extend its run further into the coming week.

Hanuman Ansh continued its extraordinary theatrical run with a major Saturday surge. The film collected Rs. 5.68 crore on Day 51, marking a 139.66% jump over Friday’s Rs. 2.37 crore. The latest business has taken the film’s cumulative India nett collection to Rs. 289.71 crore.

The weekend rebound has once again underlined the film’s remarkable staying power. After completing seven weeks in theatres, Hanuman Ansh is still managing to register meaningful growth on a Saturday, despite the arrival of newer titles and the presence of several established releases in the market.

The film is now just Rs. 10.29 crore short of the Rs. 300 crore milestone. That gap is based on Bollywood Hungama’s reported cumulative total and represents a calculation. With Sunday business still to come, the film is well placed to make a serious push towards the landmark.

What makes the run particularly notable is the consistency with which Hanuman Ansh has managed to stay relevant beyond the conventional theatrical window. The Day 51 performance suggests that the film continues to benefit from sustained audience interest, especially in markets where theatrical circulation remains strong.

The immediate focus will now be on whether the film can maintain Saturday’s momentum and cross Rs. 300 crore during the ongoing weekend or shortly after. At Rs. 289.71 crore, Hanuman Ansh has already transformed from a long-running success into one of the defining box-office stories of 2026.

Mirzapur – The Movie continued its theatrical run on Friday, September 25, adding Rs. 0.68 crore to its India net collection. The film has now moved further beyond the Rs. 200 crores milestone and stands at Rs. 209.06 crores after 22 days in theatres.

The Day 22 collection represents a 17.07% decline from Thursday, when the film collected Rs. 0.82 crore. Despite the day-on-day drop, Mirzapur – The Movie continues to add to its cumulative total in its fourth week.

The film had enjoyed a strong opening phase, collecting Rs. 90.95 crores during its first weekend. It went on to close its first week at Rs. 143.75 crores before adding another substantial amount during its second week. The cumulative collection subsequently crossed the Rs. 200 crores mark, and the film has continued to remain in circulation even after entering the latter stages of its theatrical run.

Friday's Rs. 68 lakh takes the film's total to Rs. 209.06 crores. While the daily numbers are now considerably lower than the levels seen during its opening weeks, the film continues to generate incremental theatrical business.

The film's performance also adds another significant milestone to the theatrical journey of the Mirzapur franchise. Having crossed Rs. 200 crores, the focus now shifts to how much further the film can travel during the remainder of its run.

With the fourth weekend underway, Saturday and Sunday collections will determine whether the film can register another noticeable jump over its weekday levels.

As of Day 22, Mirzapur – The Movie has collected Rs. 209.06 crores in India, with Friday contributing Rs. 0.68 crore.

Hanuman Ansh continued its remarkable theatrical run, adding Rs. 2.37 crores to its India net collection on Day 50. The film's latest collection takes its cumulative total to Rs. 283.61 crores, with the movie continuing to attract theatrical business even after completing seven weeks.

Interestingly, the Day 50 collection represents a 10.23% jump over Thursday's Rs. 2.15 crores. While most films experience a significant slowdown deep into their theatrical runs, Hanuman Ansh continues to record sizeable daily collections, allowing its overall total to keep moving upwards.

The film had already established a strong foundation during its initial weeks before maintaining its momentum through subsequent phases of its run. It closed Week 6 at Rs. 241.83 crores and Week 7 at Rs. 281.24 crores, according to Bollywood Hungama.

The addition of Rs. 2.37 crores on Day 50 means that the film has now added another Rs. 2.37 crores to its Week 8 total, taking its overall collection to Rs. 283.61 crores.

The film's continued performance is particularly notable because it has sustained theatrical business well beyond the traditional opening weeks. Its latest Friday number also indicates that the film has been able to maintain a certain level of audience interest even this deep into its theatrical run.

With Saturday and Sunday still to come, the film will now look to build on Friday's growth and add further to its Week 8 total.

Hanuman Ansh has currently collected Rs. 283.61 crores in India after 50 days. The film's next target will be to continue adding to the total as it enters the next phase of its theatrical run.

Daayra continued its theatrical run on Friday, September 25, collecting Rs. 0.09 crore at the India box office. The latest figure takes the film's cumulative India net collection to Rs. 5.34 crores after eight days. The Day 8 collection was 59.09% lower than Thursday's Rs. 0.22 crore. The film has therefore entered its second week with business at a significantly lower level than during the opening phase of its theatrical run.

Daayra had collected Rs. 0.94 crore on its opening day, followed by Rs. 1.41 crore on Saturday and Rs. 1.39 crore on Sunday. The film's opening weekend consequently stood at Rs. 3.77 crores. It subsequently added to its tally during the first week before reaching Rs. 5.34 crores after eight days.

The Friday figure of Rs. 0.09 crore takes the film's second-week total to Rs. 0.09 crore so far. With the second weekend now underway, Saturday and Sunday will provide an opportunity for the film to register some growth over its Friday business.

The film's first weekend had seen a notable jump over its opening-day figure, with Saturday and Sunday contributing the bulk of the initial theatrical collections. Its performance over the second weekend will now determine how much additional business it can generate before entering the latter half of its second week.

At present, Daayra stands at Rs. 5.34 crores in India after eight days. The film added Rs. 0.09 crore on Friday and will now look towards the weekend to build on its current total.

The latest figures put the film's India net collection at Rs. 5.34 crores as it continues its theatrical run.

Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia starrer The Vvaan opened at Rs. 7 crores at the India box office on Friday, September 25. The film, which marks the latest theatrical release for both actors, began its box-office journey with a moderate opening-day response across the country.

As per box-office data, The Vvaan recorded 4,766 shows across 1,375 venues on its opening day and registered an overall occupancy of 20.31%. The film witnessed 12.20% occupancy in the morning, which increased to 19.67% in the afternoon. The evening shows recorded 22.91% occupancy, while the night shows improved further to 25.57%.

The film sold 2,06,532 tickets on Day 1, with the evening and night shows indicating a gradual improvement in audience turnout as the day progressed. With Friday contributing Rs. 7 crores, the film's India net collection currently stands at Rs. 7 crores.

The opening weekend will now be crucial for The Vvaan. Saturday and Sunday typically provide films with an opportunity to register significant growth over the opening day, particularly when the first-day business leaves room for expansion. The film will therefore be looking to convert the weekend into a stronger theatrical run.

For Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia, the film's performance will also be closely tracked over the coming days as the weekend collections begin to establish the theatrical trajectory of the film.

At present, The Vvaan has collected Rs. 7 crores in India after Day 1, with the film now heading into its first Saturday.

The Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia led The Vvaan has taken a reasonable start at the box office in India. According to early estimates, the film is looking at an opening day in the range of Rs. 6.50 crore to Rs. 7.50 crore on Friday.

The film has managed to do well in the mass belts, especially the Bihar sector, largely due to the element of Chatth Pooja. The reports are not up to the mark, and the film is expected to show cracks in business over the weekend. The morning and noon shows were suggestive of an Rs 8 crore start, but the word of mouth has curtailed the business to around Rs. 7 crore.

The start is at par with Param Sundari, which was Sidharth's last release, but that's not saying much as the reports are iffy. The national chains are looking to collect in the range of Rs. 3.50 crore, contributing 50 per cent to the total business. The ratio is lower owing to stronger performance in the mass belts.

The Vvaan has high costs, and it ideally had to open in double digits to have things in its favour. It's just that the start at the moment is good for the optics, as it has opened better than all pre-release predictions.

Mirzapur: The Movie continued its third-week run at the box office on Friday, adding Rs. 0.82 crore to its India total. With this, the film's cumulative collection has reached approximately Rs. 208.51 crore.

The latest day saw a 43.06% drop from Thursday, when Mirzapur: The Movie collected Rs. 1.44 crore. The film has naturally slowed down as it moves deeper into its theatrical run, but its overall tally remains comfortably above the Rs. 200 crore mark.

The film crossed the Rs. 200 crore milestone earlier in its run, becoming one of the year's notable theatrical performers. Its second week had also remained healthy, allowing the film to carry substantial momentum into its third week.

The latest Rs. 0.82 crore takes Mirzapur: The Movie past Rs. 208 crore. With the film now entering another weekend, the focus shifts to whether it can use the next two days to arrest the weekday slowdown and add a meaningful chunk to its lifetime total.

For a film that has already crossed the Rs. 200 crore barrier, the remaining theatrical journey will now be about how much further it can stretch its impressive run.

Vibe continued its first-week theatrical run with Rs. 0.83 crore on Wednesday, Day 6. The latest collection takes the film's cumulative India business to approximately Rs. 9.42 crore.

The film witnessed a 20.19% decline from Tuesday, when it collected Rs. 1.04 crore. While the weekday business has come down from the opening weekend levels, the film has managed to keep adding to its overall tally.

Vibe opened with Rs. 1.65 crore on Friday and saw a substantial 46.06% jump on Saturday, collecting Rs. 2.41 crore. Sunday brought another 4.56% increase, with the film earning Rs. 2.52 crore. This took its opening weekend total to Rs. 6.58 crore, according to Bollywood Hungama.

Monday brought a sharp correction, but the film bounced back on Tuesday with a 15.56% increase, collecting Rs. 1.04 crore and crossing the Rs. 8.5 crore mark.

The Wednesday collection of Rs. 0.83 crore keeps Vibe moving towards the Rs. 10 crore mark. With the film now nearing the end of its opening week, the upcoming weekend will determine the extent to which it can build on its initial theatrical run.

Hanuman Ansh continues its remarkable theatrical run even after spending more than six weeks in cinemas. The film collected Rs. 3.43 crore on Wednesday, Day 48, taking its India total to approximately Rs. 279.33 crore.

The latest numbers come after the film had earned Rs. 4.64 crore on its seventh Tuesday. Wednesday therefore saw a 26.08% decline from the previous day. Despite the correction, the film remains on an unusually strong footing this deep into its theatrical run.

Bollywood Hungama had earlier reported that Hanuman Ansh collected Rs. 3.84 crore on its seventh Monday before witnessing a 20.83% jump to Rs. 4.64 crore on Tuesday. The film had also recorded an impressive seventh weekend, with Friday bringing in Rs. 4.66 crore, followed by Rs. 8.66 crore on Saturday and Rs. 12.03 crore on Sunday.

The film's sustained performance has been one of the major box-office stories of the year. We had previously reported that Hanuman Ansh became the No. 1 film at the India box office across all languages on September 1, despite being on Day 26 of its theatrical run.

With the latest Wednesday collection taking the film to roughly Rs. 279.33 crore, Hanuman Ansh is now only around Rs. 20.67 crore away from the Rs. 300 crore milestone. After 48 days in theatres, the film continues to add meaningful numbers to its tally.

Resident Evil continued its theatrical run with a noticeable recovery on Tuesday, with the horror film collecting Rs. 1.64 crore on Day 5. The latest business represents a 15.49% increase over its Rs. 1.42 crore collection on Monday and takes the film’s total India collection to Rs. 11.84 crore.

The film had opened its theatrical run on Friday with Rs. 2.18 crore. It then witnessed a strong 44.04% jump on Saturday, collecting Rs. 3.14 crore. Sunday saw a marginal 2.23% decline, with the film adding Rs. 3.07 crore. This took its opening weekend total to Rs. 8.78 crore.

The transition to the weekdays brought the expected slowdown. Monday saw the film’s collections fall by 53.75% to Rs. 1.42 crore. However, Tuesday brought a welcome reversal in the trend as business climbed back to Rs. 1.64 crore. The film also recorded 3,649 shows across 1,677 venues on Tuesday, with overall occupancy standing at 14.85%, according to Bollywood Hungama's box office data.

The Tuesday performance is significant because the film managed to improve its business despite being in the middle of its opening week. After the sharp Monday correction, a further decline could have put greater pressure on the film's weekday run. Instead, the increase has allowed Resident Evil to inch closer to the Rs. 12 crore mark.

With Rs. 11.84 crore already accumulated, the film is now just Rs. 0.16 crore away from crossing Rs. 12 crore. The focus will now shift to how steadily it can hold its collections through the remainder of the week and whether the Tuesday recovery can translate into sustained business.

Daayra continued its theatrical run with Rs. 0.45 crore on Tuesday, taking its total India collection to Rs. 4.69 crore. The Kareena Kapoor Khan and Prithviraj Sukumaran starrer saw a relatively small 4.26% decline from Monday's Rs. 0.47 crore, indicating that the film managed to maintain a similar level of business on its second weekday.

The film began its theatrical journey with Rs. 0.94 crore on Friday. Business then improved substantially on Saturday, when collections jumped 50% to Rs. 1.41 crore. Sunday remained largely stable, with the film collecting Rs. 1.39 crore, a marginal 1.42% decline from Saturday. The opening weekend consequently stood at Rs. 3.74 crore.

The transition to the weekdays, however, resulted in a sharp correction. Daayra collected Rs. 0.47 crore on Monday, marking a 66.19% decline from Sunday. The Monday figure also fell below the Rs. 50 lakh mark, bringing the four-day total to Rs. 4.24 crore.

Tuesday's Rs. 0.45 crore collection was only Rs. 0.02 crore lower than Monday. While the business remained modest, the limited day-on-day movement is a more stable trend than the steep fall witnessed at the start of the weekdays. The film has now added Rs. 0.92 crore across Monday and Tuesday.

With five days completed, Daayra has reached Rs. 4.69 crore and is now just Rs. 0.31 crore away from crossing the Rs. 5 crore mark. The film will need to maintain its weekday business and ideally see some momentum over the coming weekend if it is to build substantially on its current total.

For now, Tuesday has kept the film's collections relatively steady after the significant Monday correction, with the remainder of the first week set to determine the pace of its theatrical run.

Hanuman Ansh continues to display remarkable staying power at the box office, with the film adding another Rs. 4.64 crore on its seventh Tuesday. The latest collection takes its total domestic business to Rs. 275.90 crore, keeping the film firmly on course towards the Rs. 300 crore milestone.

The Tuesday performance comes a day after the film collected Rs. 3.84 crore on its seventh Monday. The latest figure therefore marks a 20.83% increase over Monday, giving the film a welcome boost in its seventh week. The strong hold is particularly notable considering that Hanuman Ansh has now completed 47 days in theatres.

The film's recent run has been anything but ordinary. After collecting Rs. 4.66 crore on its seventh Friday, business jumped 85.84% to Rs. 8.66 crore on Saturday and rose another 38.91% to Rs. 12.03 crore on Sunday. Monday naturally saw a 68.08% correction to Rs. 3.84 crore, but Tuesday's recovery has once again underlined the film's sustained audience interest.

With Rs. 275.90 crore already accumulated, Hanuman Ansh is now just Rs. 24.10 crore away from the Rs. 300 crore mark. Its continued ability to post substantial numbers in the seventh week has made its extended theatrical run a key talking point at the box office.

The coming days will determine how quickly the film can close the remaining gap, but for now, Hanuman Ansh continues to add to its impressive theatrical haul well into its second month.

Daayra had a reasonably steady opening weekend at the box office, but the film witnessed a sharp slowdown on its first Monday. The Kareena Kapoor Khan and Prithviraj Sukumaran starrer collected Rs. 0.47 crore on Day 4, taking its total domestic collection to Rs. 4.24 crore.

The film opened its theatrical run with Rs. 0.94 crore on Friday. Business then picked up significantly on Saturday, with collections rising 50% to Rs. 1.41 crore. Daayra maintained that momentum on Sunday, collecting Rs. 1.39 crore. While this represented a marginal 1.42% decline from Saturday, the film managed to close its opening weekend with Rs. 3.74 crore.

However, the transition to the weekdays brought a much steeper fall. On Monday, Daayra collected Rs. 0.47 crore, registering a 66.19% drop compared to Sunday. The Day 4 figure is also nearly half of the film's opening-day business, indicating a significant reduction in audience turnout after the weekend.

With Rs. 4.24 crore in four days, Daayra now faces the challenge of sustaining its collections through the remainder of its first week. The film's Saturday growth had provided some momentum, but the sharp Monday correction means that the weekday trend will be crucial in determining its overall theatrical run.

For now, the film has managed to cross the Rs. 4 crore mark, but with the first Monday falling below Rs. 50 lakh, Daayra will need stronger holds in the coming days to build meaningful momentum at the box office.

Daayra Box Office Collections at a glance: Friday - Rs. 0.94 cr Saturday - Rs. 1.41 cr Sunday - Rs. 1.39 cr Monday - Rs. 0.47 cr Total - RS. 4.24 cr