Vvaan Day 3 Box Office Collection: ₹15.10 Crore On Sunday, Opening Weekend Reaches ₹34.63 Crore
Vvaan: Force of the Forest has closed its opening weekend on a strong note, with the Sidharth Malhotra starrer collecting approximately ₹15.10 crore nett on Sunday at the Indian box office.
The film had opened at ₹8.12 crore on Friday, followed it up with ₹11.41 crore on Saturday, and then recorded another significant jump on Sunday.
With this, Vvaan has collected ₹34.63 crore nett in its opening weekend.
Vvaan Day 3 Box Office Collection
| Day | Collection |
|---|---|
| Day 1 – Friday | ₹8.12 crore |
| Day 2 – Saturday | ₹11.41 crore |
| Day 3 – Sunday | ₹15.10 crore |
| Opening Weekend | ₹34.63 crore |
The Sunday number represents another strong growth over Saturday, taking the film from an ₹8.12 crore opening to a ₹15.10 crore third day.
Vvaan Records A Strong Opening Weekend
The overall weekend trajectory is encouraging:
₹8.12 crore → ₹11.41 crore → ₹15.10 crore
The film has shown growth on each successive day, with Sunday emerging as the biggest day of the opening weekend.
The performance becomes even more significant when compared with Sidharth Malhotra's recent post-pandemic releases.
Param Sundari collected ₹28.48 crore in its first three days, while Yodha collected ₹17.51 crore. Thank God, which released during the Diwali period, collected ₹18.25 crore from Tuesday to Thursday.
At ₹34.63 crore in three days, Vvaan is comfortably ahead of these three-day benchmarks.
Bihar Leads The Way
One of the strongest stories emerging from the opening weekend is the performance of Bihar.
The film is witnessing a particularly strong response in the state, while the broader mass circuits and heartland markets are also showing good traction.
Single screens and Tier 2 and Tier 3 centres have continued to contribute strongly, giving Vvaan a solid foundation beyond the major metropolitan markets.
The film's performance in these territories will be particularly important during the weekdays.
Urban Centres Also Show Improvement
While the mass markets have been driving the film's business, the urban picture has also improved.
Multiplexes and urban centres witnessed good occupancies on Saturday and Sunday, giving the film a broader base as the weekend progressed.
The combination of strong mass-market performance and improving urban occupancy has allowed Vvaan to post a healthy opening weekend despite the relatively modest Friday start.
₹34.63 Crore Weekend: Weekdays Now Crucial
Vvaan has finished its first three days at approximately ₹34.63 crore nett.
The film's next challenge is to maintain its grip from Monday through Thursday.
The weekdays are particularly important because Drishyam: The Conclusion arrives on 2nd October, which means Vvaan has only a limited window to maximise its business before the next major release enters the market.
A healthy Monday hold followed by stable weekday collections would put the film in a stronger position for its overall theatrical run.
Vvaan Weekend Tracking
| Day | Collection |
|---|---|
| Friday | ₹8.12 crore |
| Saturday | ₹11.41 crore |
| Sunday | ₹15.10 crore |
| 3-Day Total | ₹34.63 crore |
The growth pattern is the biggest positive:
₹8.12 cr → ₹11.41 cr → ₹15.10 cr
Vvaan has built momentum through the weekend rather than declining after its opening day.
The film is having a particularly strong run in Bihar and the mass circuits, while multiplexes and urban centres have also shown encouraging occupancy over Saturday and Sunday.
Now comes the real test.
Can Vvaan hold strongly from Monday to Thursday before Drishyam: The Conclusion arrives on Friday?
The opening weekend has provided a solid platform. The weekdays will determine how effectively the film converts that momentum into a sustained theatrical run.
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