Vvaan Day 6 Advance Booking: 15K Tickets Sold In National Chains By 11 PM, Healthy Weekday Hold Continues
Vvaan: Force of the Forest continues to maintain a steady hold in the weekdays, with the film selling approximately 15,000 tickets across national chains for Day 6 – Wednesday by 11 PM.
The latest advance comes after Tuesday's Cinema Day boost, when discounted ticket pricing helped drive significantly higher footfalls. Wednesday's number is therefore being tracked in a different context, but the continued movement of tickets indicates that the Sidharth Malhotra starrer is still finding an audience as it enters the latter part of its first week.
With Drishyam 3: The Conclusion arriving on October 2, Vvaan now has a limited window to maximise its theatrical business.
Vvaan Day 6 Advance Booking: National Chains
| Tracking Parameter | Tickets Sold |
|---|---|
| Day 1 – Friday | ~33,000 |
| Day 2 – Saturday | ~33,000 |
| Day 3 – Sunday | ~77,000 |
| Day 4 – Monday | ~21,100 |
| Day 5 – Tuesday | ~57,000 |
| Day 6 – Wednesday | ~15,000 |
The latest number shows that the film continues to register meaningful advance activity even after the Cinema Day effect has passed.
15K Tickets Sold By 11 PM
Vvaan has sold approximately 15K tickets in national chains by 11 PM for Wednesday.
The number is naturally below Tuesday's Cinema Day-driven advance, but the comparison needs to be viewed in the context of the special discounted pricing that was available on Tuesday.
Wednesday's advance instead gives a better indication of the film's regular weekday audience demand.
At around 15K tickets and counting, the film continues to maintain a meaningful level of advance activity during the latter half of its first week.
Vvaan Continues To Hold After The Opening Weekend
The film's opening weekend saw a clear upward trajectory:
₹8.12 cr → ₹11.41 cr → ₹15.10 cr
Vvaan then collected approximately ₹5.31 crore on Monday, taking its four-day total to ₹39.94 crore.
Tuesday received a significant Cinema Day boost, while Wednesday is now showing that the film continues to generate bookings even after the special pricing advantage has passed.
That is an important factor for the film as it approaches the end of its first week.
Heartland Markets Remain Important
The film's performance in Bihar, Jharkhand, Eastern Uttar Pradesh and Odisha remains one of the key factors behind its weekday trend.
These markets have shown strong audience traction through the opening phase, with mass centres, single screens and Tier 2 and Tier 3 locations providing an important base for the film.
The Chhath period is also providing an additional audience opportunity across several of these regions.
If the film continues to hold in its strongest markets, it can maximise its remaining shows before the arrival of the next major release.
The Cinema Day Spike Is Over, But Demand Continues
Tuesday's 57K-ticket advance benefited significantly from Cinema Day's discounted pricing.
Wednesday's approximately 15K advance needs to be viewed separately.
The key positive is that the film has not seen its advance activity disappear after the Cinema Day boost.
Instead, audiences continue to book tickets for the film during a regular weekday, suggesting that Vvaan retains a meaningful level of demand beyond the special Tuesday offer.
Time To Maximise Before Drishyam 3
Vvaan is now entering the final stretch of its first-week theatrical run before Drishyam 3: The Conclusion arrives on October 2.
The remaining days are therefore crucial for the film.
With limited time before the new release arrives, the focus will be on maximising occupancy, shows and footfalls across the film's strongest markets.
The current advance trend provides some encouragement, with around 15K tickets already sold across national chains by 11 PM on Wednesday.
The Cinema Day boost may be over, but the audience movement continues.
Vvaan Day 6: The Weekday Story
The advance journey has now gone through several different phases:
33K → 33K → 77K → 21.1K → 57K → 15K
The Sunday jump established strong weekend momentum.
Monday showed a healthy hold, Tuesday received a major Cinema Day boost, and Wednesday is now maintaining a steady level of advance activity under normal pricing conditions.
The next two days will be particularly important for Vvaan as it looks to maximise its first-week business before Drishyam 3 takes over a significant portion of the theatrical space.
15K tickets sold by Wednesday 11 PM.
Vvaan continues to hold in the weekdays — and now it's all about maximising the remaining window.
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.
