
Sidharth Malhotra’s The Vvaan Nets 9.6 Crore on Day One
The fantasy‑action venture opened with a 9.60 crore haul, outpacing the actor’s previous solo effort and reviving talk of his box‑office pull.
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Opening weekends, footfalls, budget maths and the numbers behind the noise.

The fantasy‑action venture opened with a 9.60 crore haul, outpacing the actor’s previous solo effort and reviving talk of his box‑office pull.

Hanuman Ansh celebrated its 50th day in theatres, racking up a net collection of Rs 291.53 crore against a modest Rs 1.8 crore budget, a return that has industry analysts calling it a textbook ROI miracle.

One week after its September 18 debut, Resident Evil 2026 has earned $126.5 million globally, topping the U.S. box office and edging toward a coveted top‑five franchise spot, according to Koimoi’s box‑office report.

Hanuman Ansh posted a Rs 2.37 crore net on its 50th day, pushing the Indian total to Rs 283.61 crore. The film defied the usual post‑opening slump, showing a 10.23% jump from the previous day and eyeing further growth over the weekend.

The Vvaan posted a Rs 10.5‑11 crore net on Saturday, lifting its two‑day total to around Rs 18 crore. Analysts expect the film to clear the Rs 30 crore mark by Sunday, provided weekday trends stay healthy.

Box‑office numbers this week show Nani’s The Paradise pulling in roughly 17.5 crore on day two, keeping its two‑day total near 67 crore, as Hanuman Ansh, after a slow start, surges toward a 300‑crore net milestone in India.

Marvel’s Endgame Encore claimed the US lead with $11.2 million on Friday, while A24’s Primetime opened second. Resident Evil slipped to fourth as the franchise‑best debut wanes.

The Paradise collected Rs 34.65 crore on Thursday before falling to Rs 14.90 crore on Friday, while The Vvaan opened with Rs 8 crore on Friday and looks to climb on Saturday amid mixed reviews and looming competition.

Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil opened strong in India with a 2.6 crore net and 4,300‑plus shows, but a wave of new releases cut its footprint to under 500 screens by the second weekend, pulling the domestic total to 15.37 crore.

Nani’s latest release, The Paradise, has vaulted past the ₹100 crore worldwide threshold within just three days, setting a fresh benchmark for Tier‑2 star vehicles and hinting at a potential new career high for the actor.

The Vvaan debuted on 25 September with 4,766 shows, 20.31% average occupancy and Rs 7 crore net collection, setting the stage for a crucial weekend push.

Nani's The Paradise has pulled in Rs 61-62 crore in two days despite mixed reviews, entering the top 10 highest-grossing Telugu films of 2026 and closing in on Rs 100 crore by Sunday.

Dorothy, Karthik Subbaraj’s Tamil drama featuring Keerthy Suresh, earned a net 90 lakh on its opening day. Critics praised it, but the collection ranks among the actress’s lowest post‑COVID openings, with hopes of a weekend lift.

The Paradise earned Rs 0.88 crore on its second day, bringing the two‑day net to Rs 2.10 crore. With a 28% dip from Friday, Sunday’s performance will decide its weekend fate.

The Vvaan surprised the market with an Rs 8 crore net on its first day, outpacing its low‑key promotion and earning a spot among the year’s top‑twelve Hindi openers.

Mirzapur – The Movie’s Friday earnings lifted its Indian net to just over Rs 209 crore after 22 days, while Vibe’s modest Friday haul nudged its total past Rs 10 crore in its opening week.

Jailer 2’s North‑American distribution, valued at 28 crore, sets a $7 million breakeven target. The sequel aims to surpass its predecessor’s $6.83 million run, matching the high bar set by Coolie.

On its third day, The Paradise earned roughly ten crore in India, lifting its total to over one hundred crore worldwide. With a budget near 120 crore, the film is on track for a 150‑crore haul, according to trade trackers.

Marvel’s Avengers Endgame Encore earned a ₹7.25 crore net on its Indian debut, ranking as the second‑largest opening for a re‑release. English screens led, while Hindi and regional versions added modest sums, and strong advance bookings hint at a robust weekend.

Two days into its run, The Paradise has gathered ₹98.16 crore worldwide, positioning it as Nani’s fifth global hundred‑crore grosser and the sixth Tollywood film of 2026 to breach the ₹100 crore club.

The Paradise fell 57% on day two after a shaky critical reception, yet its two-day haul of Rs 61.15 crore net makes it Nani's fifth highest-grossing film in India, trade tracking shows.

Hanuman Ansh pulled in Rs 3 crore on its eighth Friday, pushing its total to Rs 277.25 crore nett, per Pinkvilla. The film now eyes the Rs 300 crore mark before Ajay Devgn's Drishyam: The Conclusion arrives.

The Vvaan opened to Rs 8.12 crore on Friday, giving Sidharth Malhotra his best post-pandemic start, Tamannaah Bhatia her fourth-biggest Bollywood opener, and Balaji Motion Pictures a fresh post-COVID top-five entry.

The Vvaan's day 2 advance bookings have climbed nearly 12% over day one, with 1.25 lakh tickets sold so far and exhibitors adding shows for Saturday.

Made for roughly Rs 3 crore, Hanuman Ansh has pulled in over Rs 380 crore worldwide in 50 days, with trade sources expecting it to cross Rs 400 crore this weekend despite competition from bigger releases.

The Vvaan opened to roughly Rs 7-7.25 crore nett on Friday, with Patna beating Delhi as its third-biggest market. Trade watchers say the Chhath Puja timing helped, but Drishyam 3's arrival next week could squeeze its run.

The Paradise pulled in $1.63 million on opening day in North America, Nani's biggest ever, while worldwide gross touched roughly ₹95 crore by day two despite mixed reviews and shaky overseas trends.

The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest collected Rs 8 crore net on its opening day, per Sacnilk, a soft start against a budget estimated between Rs 80 crore and Rs 150 crore including promotions.

Nani's The Paradise crashed 57% on Day 2 after a record opening, per Sacnilk. Worldwide gross nears Rs 100 crore, but a reported Rs 200 crore-plus budget means the film still has ground to cover.

Karthik Subbaraj's Dorothy collected just Rs 69 lakh on its opening day, trade sources told Filmibeat Tamil, as social media anger over a dialogue about transgender representation weighed on ticket sales.