“Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video” Box Office Collections
The Bollywood comedy-drama film “Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video” received a splendid opening at the box office on its first day. The film’s collections saw significant growth on the second day. The movie recorded an India net collection of ₹5 crore 35 lakh on its first day. Its second day India net collection is approximately ₹7 crore 20 lakh.
The film’s morning shows on its second day saw 35% more occupancy compared to the previous day, with afternoon, evening, and night show bookings also being significantly better. In two days, the film’s India net collection stands at ₹12 crore 85 lakh, with an India gross collection of ₹15 crore 9 lakh. From overseas markets, “Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video” has earned ₹2 crore 52 lakh. The film’s two-day worldwide box office collection has reached ₹17 crore 81 lakh against a budget of ₹30 crore. The film has shown decent earnings in two days.
“Jigra” Box Office Performance
The action-drama thriller film “Jigra” had a good opening on its first day at the box office. Its second-day collections were considerably better than the first day. On its first day, “Jigra” garnered an India net collection of ₹5 crore 55 lakh. The film’s second-day occupancy was much better than the first day, benefiting from the Dussehra holiday.
“Jigra” is collecting approximately ₹8 crore 10 lakh as its second-day India net collection. With this, the film’s two-day India net collection totals ₹13 crore 65 lakh, and its India gross collection is ₹14 crore 78 lakh. The film has collected ₹3 crore 82 lakh from overseas markets. The total two-day worldwide box office collection for “Jigra” is ₹18 crore 60 lakh. The film’s earnings have been decent in two days.
“Martin” Movie Box Office Report
The action-packed film “Martin” received a strong response in Karnataka on its first day. However, the film’s performance in states outside Karnataka was poor. On its first day, “Martin” recorded an India net collection across all languages of ₹9 crore 24 lakh, which was less than the anticipated ₹10-11 crore.
Despite the Dussehra holiday, the film did not see any growth on its second day, and its occupancy actually decreased compared to the previous day due to mixed to negative reviews. “Martin” is collecting approximately ₹8 crore 50 lakh as its second-day India collection across all languages. The film’s two-day India net collection stands at ₹17 crore 74 lakh, with an India gross collection of ₹21 crore 11 lakh. From overseas markets, the film has earned ₹4 crore 82 lakh so far. “Martin” has accumulated a two-day worldwide box office collection of ₹25 crore 93 lakh, having surpassed the ₹25 crore mark globally within two days.
“Devara” Box Office Journey
The film “Devara,” released on September 22nd, is in its third week in cinemas. Despite a reduction in screen count across all languages in its third week, the film’s collections have been strong this weekend due to the festive season. The movie saw robust earnings on its third Friday, with collections seeing a jump again on its 16th day due to the Dussehra holiday.
“Devara,” made on a budget of ₹300 crore and released in five languages, has completed 16 days. In its initial two weeks (14 days), the film achieved an India gross collection of ₹384 crore 12 lakh. Its 15th-day collection was ₹4 crore 23 lakh. On its 16th day, benefiting from the Dussehra holiday, “Devara” is collecting approximately ₹5 crore 50 lakh as its India gross collection across all languages. With this, “Devara”‘s initial 16-day India gross collection has reached ₹393 crore 85 lakh. The film has earned ₹98 crore 17 lakh from overseas markets. The 16-day worldwide box office collection for “Devara” stands at ₹492 crore 2 lakh. The film is expected to enter the ₹500 crore club worldwide within the next 2 to 3 days and has already secured a “Super Duper Hit” tag at the box office.
“Bataiyaa” Box Office Dominance
The film “Bataiyaa” demonstrated explosive earnings in its initial three days at the box office, achieving a historical collection on its very first day. The film’s first-day all-India net collection was ₹33 crore 87 lakh. Despite a reduction in screen count in Indian markets outside of Tamil Nadu on its second day, the film collected ₹22 crore 50 lakh net, surpassing expectations of ₹18-19 crore.
On its third day, “Bataiyaa” is showing even better collections than the second day due to the Dussehra holiday. The film’s morning show occupancy on the third day was better than the previous day, and its afternoon, evening, and night show bookings were significantly better than the first day, despite the difference in screen count between the first and third days. “Bataiyaa” is collecting approximately ₹28 crore 50 lakh as its third-day India net collection.
With these figures, “Bataiyaa”‘s initial three-day India net collection totals ₹82 crore 91 lakh, and its India gross collection is ₹98 crore 96 lakh. The film has garnered ₹58 crore 39 lakh from overseas markets. The three-day worldwide total box office collection for “Bataiyaa” is ₹157 crore 35 lakh, having crossed the ₹150 crore club globally within three days. The film’s budget is ₹100 crore. The four-day collection is projected to exceed ₹200 crore. The lifetime collection could reach ₹300-400 crore or even enter the ₹500 crore club.