The Sidharth Malhotra‑Tamannaah Bhatia starrer collected about ₹4.75 crore on its second day, keeping the drop to just 37 percent and pushing its four‑day total past ₹37 crore.
The Sidharth Malhotra‑Tamannaah Bhatia vehicle The Vvaan clocked a net ₹4.75 crore on Monday, its second day of exhibition. That figure translates to a 37 percent fall from the opening, a decline most analysts would call healthy for a post‑pandemic release.
The modest dip helped the film pull in about ₹37 crore net across its first four days. At that pace, crossing the ₹50 crore mark before the weekend looks plausible, especially if the momentum in smaller territories holds.
Regional strong‑holds
Bihar emerged as the surprise champion, with the film racking up roughly ₹80 lakh on Monday alone. Trade chatter suggests a lifetime net north of ₹10 crore from that circuit – a figure that would qualify as a blockbuster in that market size. The film’s performance in Mumbai and the Delhi‑NCR belt remains solid, buoyed by a sizable Bihari diaspora that appears to be turning out in force.
What the numbers mean for the film’s status
Box‑office trackers have already tagged The Vvaan as a Success – the twelfth such label this year and the sixth in the last three months. In typical trade parlance, a hold of this calibre would often be enough to upgrade the film to a Hit.
But the calendar isn’t empty. Ajay Devgn’s thriller Drishyam 3 is slated to hit screens next week, and its arrival could temper the current run. If The Vvaan survives that test, the Hit tag would become a realistic outcome, turning a film that looked destined for obscurity a month ago into a solid performer.
Audience reaction and buzz
Social media chatter points to a growing word‑of‑mouth effect. Fans of Malhotra praise his action sequences, while Bhatia’s fanbase lauds her chemistry with the lead. The film’s blend of high‑octane set‑pieces and emotional beats seems to be resonating beyond the usual urban multiplex crowd.
Looking ahead
With the weekend looming, the next box‑office report will be the true litmus test. A strong Friday‑Saturday surge could lock in the ₹50 crore milestone, while a flat or falling trend might see the film settle in the ₹40‑₹45 crore range.
Either way, The Vvaan has demonstrated that a well‑timed release, coupled with regional appeal, can still carve out a respectable niche in a crowded market. The industry will be watching closely to see whether the film can sustain its hold against the heavyweight that follows.
Stay tuned for the weekend numbers – they’ll decide if the Monday momentum turns into a full‑blown hit or just a respectable run.
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