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Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia pose together on The Vvaan promotional poster.Photo via PINKVILLA

The Vvaan Nets Around Rs 32 Crore in Opening Weekend

The Sidharth Malhotra‑Tamannaah Bhatia starrer pulled in roughly Rs 32 crore net, with a 25% jump on Sunday and strong Bihar numbers.

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Opening figures and early momentum

The Vvaan, directed by Deepak Kumar Mishra and headlined by Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia, wrapped its debut weekend with a net collection hovering around Rs 31.8 crore, according to Pinkvilla. Sunday saw a 25% surge, adding roughly Rs 13.5 crore to the tally and pushing the three‑day total into the low‑thirties.

Regional punch, especially in Bihar

The film’s biggest lift came from the Bihar circuit, where the Chhath‑centric story resonated strongly with local audiences. The region contributed about Rs 3.75 crore over the weekend and is projected to cross the Rs 10 crore mark by the end of its run. Pinkvilla notes that the Bihari diaspora in cities like Ludhiana helped the film perform better in parts of Punjab that otherwise showed tepid interest.

Mixed response beyond the heartland

While Bihar turned the film into a local blockbuster, other territories delivered uneven numbers. In Punjab’s major hubs such as Amritsar and Patiala, the response was muted, reflecting the film’s limited pull outside its cultural niche. The weekend’s picture, therefore, is a blend of strong regional enthusiasm and modest pan‑India traction.

Head‑to‑head with Drishyam 3

Mishra’s venture now faces a crucial test against Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam: The Conclusion, which opened the same week. Pinkvilla cautions that the next few weekdays will determine whether The Vvaan can sustain its momentum and earn a clean‑hit verdict, or if the competition will eclipse its earnings.

What’s next for the box‑office battle?

If the film can hold its current trajectory, it could comfortably clear the Rs 50 crore net barrier in its first week, a benchmark that would cement its status as a solid performer. However, a dip in weekday footfall could see it settle lower, especially if Drishyam draws away the multiplex crowd.

The Vvaan’s blend of festive backdrop, star power, and regional flavor has given it a promising start. Whether that promise translates into a long‑run success will hinge on audience word‑of‑mouth and the film’s ability to attract viewers beyond its core market in the coming days.

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This article was written by the CutMirchi desk from the reporting above. Facts are attributed to their original publishers.

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