Welcome To The Jungle Earns 4.80 Crore on Second Friday, Faces Crucial Weekend
Welcome To The Jungle has collected an early estimate of 4.80 crore on its second Friday, showing a noticeable dip from its first week pace. The comedy entertainer was expected to stay closer to Thursday’s numbers, but fresh competition and reduced showcasing have impacted the momentum. Morning and noon shows opened slow at around 5 percent occupancy, though footfalls improved slightly by evening in key mass centers.
The major reason behind the drop is the arrival of Alpha, which has taken away a significant chunk of screens and audience attention. With a big release dominating multiplex chains, Welcome To The Jungle saw its show count reduced in many properties. This has broken the film’s steady run and put added pressure on the second weekend to deliver. The 4.80 crore Friday figure is still respectable, but it shows the challenge of holding ground against a new tentpole.
This weekend now becomes very important for the film’s final verdict. A strong jump on Saturday and Sunday can push the second weekend total to a healthy number and keep the film in the success race. However, if growth remains limited, the lifetime trend will depend heavily on weekday stability. The gap between hit and average will be decided by how audiences respond over the next two days.
From Monday onward, the box office journey will enter a new phase where sustaining at lower levels becomes the key. The film has already put up good numbers in its first week, but the real test of longevity starts now. If families and youth turn up over the weekend, Welcome To The Jungle can still aim for a hit tag. The next few days will confirm whether it stays strong or slows down.
Day 40 Box Office Estimate (India Nett): ₹4.80 Crore
— CineInfinity
Box Office. Beyond Limits.
Disclaimer: The box office figures are compiled from various sources and internal research. The figures are approximate and indicative in nature. CineInfinity does not make any claims about the absolute authenticity of the data but believes they adequately reflect the box office performance of the film(s).
