Vvaan Day 4 Advance Booking: 21K Tickets Sold In National Chains, Excellent Hold In Key Markets
Vvaan: Force of the Forest is showing an excellent hold on Day 4, with the film selling approximately 21,100 tickets across national chains for Monday.
While Monday advance bookings are naturally lower than the opening weekend, the latest number points towards a very healthy hold, particularly considering the film is coming off a strong Sunday.
The regional trend is also proving to be an important factor, with Bihar, Jharkhand, Eastern Uttar Pradesh, Odisha and parts of Delhi continuing to show very good audience traction.
Vvaan Day 4 Advance Booking: National Chains
| Tracking Parameter | Tickets Sold |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | ~33,000 |
| Day 2 | ~33,000 |
| Day 3 – Sunday | ~77,000 |
| Day 4 – Monday | ~21,100 |
The Day 4 number is a clear indication that the film is maintaining a sizeable audience base after the opening weekend.
Excellent Hold After A Strong Weekend
The biggest takeaway from the latest tracking is the stability of the Monday advance.
Vvaan had recorded around 77,000 tickets for Sunday, making it the strongest advance day of the opening weekend. Against that backdrop, approximately 21,100 tickets for Monday represents a solid hold.
The film is not witnessing a complete drop-off after the weekend. Instead, the advance continues to maintain a meaningful level as it enters the crucial weekdays.
The final Monday number will, of course, depend on walk-ins, spot bookings and how the advance converts into actual occupancy.
Strong Trending In Bihar, Jharkhand, Eastern UP & Odisha
One of the most interesting aspects of the Day 4 trend is the regional performance.
Bihar, Jharkhand, Eastern UP and Odisha are showing particularly good traction, while some pockets of Delhi are also performing strongly.
The film appears to be connecting especially well with audiences in these markets, giving it an important advantage as it moves into the weekdays.
Chhath Connection Giving The Film An Added Boost
The Chhath factor is also playing an important role in the film's regional performance.
With Chhath being deeply connected with audiences across Bihar, Jharkhand, Eastern UP and parts of the surrounding regions, the festival period is providing an additional audience opportunity for Vvaan in these markets.
This regional connection could help the film maintain stronger occupancy in these territories even as the wider market moves into the working-week phase.
The impact is already visible in the advance trend, with these markets continuing to show encouraging demand.
Vvaan Showing Healthy Weekday Trending
The Day 4 advance journey currently stands at:
33K → 33K → 77K → 21.1K
The Sunday jump was massive, and Monday is now showing a healthy post-weekend hold.
More importantly, the film's performance is not being driven uniformly across all markets. The strength in Bihar, Jharkhand, Eastern UP, Odisha and select parts of Delhi is giving Vvaan a strong regional base.
If these markets continue to hold through the week, they could play an important role in sustaining the film's collections during the weekdays.
Day 4 Will Set The Tone For The Week
Monday is always a crucial test for a film after the opening weekend.
For Vvaan, the approximately 21,100-ticket advance in national chains indicates that the film continues to have demand beyond the weekend.
The real picture will emerge through the day's occupancy, but the early advance trend is certainly encouraging.
The strong regional response, particularly in the Bihar–Jharkhand–Eastern UP belt and Odisha, combined with the Chhath-period audience connection, gives the film another positive factor going into the weekdays.
Vvaan is holding.
After a strong Sunday, Day 4 is showing a very healthy advance trend, with around 21K tickets sold across national chains and several key heartland markets continuing to perform strongly.
The weekend may be over, but the regional story is still very much alive.
CineInfinity | Box Office. Beyond Limits.
DISCLAIMER:
The box office and advance booking figures mentioned in this article are compiled from various sources and internal research. Figures are approximate and indicative in nature. CineInfinity does not claim absolute authenticity of the data but believes they adequately reflect the film's box office performance.
