The Vvaan has crossed ₹77.44 crore worldwide in nine days, a figure that now places it as the sixth highest-grossing film of Sidharth Malhotra’s career globally and the fourth biggest earner for Balaji Motion Pictures. Directed by Deepak Kumar Mishra and produced jointly by Balaji Motion Pictures and TVF Motion Pictures, the supernatural folklore thriller stars Sidharth Malhotra, Tamannaah Bhatia, Sunil Grover, Shweta Tiwari, and Maniesh Paul. Its strong cultural roots — centered on Chhath Puja mythology, have driven consistent performance, particularly in North India, where the film has maintained steady footfalls across both domestic and overseas circuits. With ₹60.11 crore net collected in India over the same period, The Vvaan is on track to cross the ₹85–90 crore mark by the end of its theatrical run, according to trade estimates. That projection would cement its status as one of Balaji Motion Pictures’ top four highest-grossing films of all time, ranking behind only Dream Girl 2, Veere Di Wedding, and Ek Villain. It has already surpassed the lifetime worldwide collections of Marjaavaan (₹65.34 crore), Hasee Toh Phasee (₹63.38 crore), and Baar Baar Dekho (₹55.74 crore). The film’s success marks a quiet but significant commercial milestone for both Malhotra and the production banner. For Malhotra, it adds another solid entry to his filmography, proving that genre-driven storytelling with mythological underpinnings can still command attention in a market increasingly dominated by franchise fatigue and international releases. For Balaji Motion Pictures, it’s a rare win in a year where many mid-budget ventures have struggled to find traction. The film’s journey into its second weekend is now the focus. While it hasn’t set box office records in volume, its consistency speaks volumes about audience appetite for stories grounded in Indian folklore. And in a landscape where global franchises often overshadow homegrown narratives, The Vvaan’s steady climb is more than just a number. It’s a signal. Whether it holds momentum through the final stretch will determine if this becomes a career high or just another well-performing film. One thing remains clear: the numbers aren’t lying.