The Sidharth Malhotra‑Tamannaah vehicle pulls a solid ₹33.30 crore in three days, driven by mass‑circuit enthusiasm and a devotional hit song, while Marvel’s Endgame encore adds ₹22 crore to the mix.
Opening Numbers
The Sidharth Malhotra‑Tamannaah starrer The Vvaan clocked roughly ₹33.30 crore in its first three days. While multiplex earnings were middling, the film’s real muscle came from the mass‑circuit belt. Bihar, Rajasthan and West Bengal reported consistent footfall, and trade watchers say a steady run in those territories could push the picture into hit territory by week’s end.
A Song That’s Doing the Heavy Lifting
One of the film’s unexpected boosters is the Chhathi Maiya number, a devotional track penned and voiced by Vishal Mishra. The melody, steeped in the traditional Chhath Puja vibe, has struck a chord with regional audiences, sparking social‑media chatter and boosting repeat viewings.
Marvel’s Encore Keeps the Engine Running
Not to be outshone, the Avengers: Endgame Encore re‑release managed about ₹22 crore in the same three‑day window. The lingering nostalgia for the Marvel juggernaut is clearly still potent, and the earnings are being read as a warm‑up for the upcoming Avengers Doomsday slated for December 18.
How the Rest of the Market Fared
The weekend wasn’t all sunshine for every title. Daayra and Vibe struggled to find a foothold, slipping under the radar. Meanwhile, Hanuman Ansh continues its marathon, now sitting at an impressive ₹294 crore. Mirzapur: The Movie trails close behind with ₹211.53 crore, and the horror‑action Resident Evil added a modest ₹15.36 crore to its tally.
On the regional front, Nani’s The Paradise performed strongly in its Telugu incarnation, crossing the ₹110 crore mark in four days. Its Hindi version, however, lagged far behind, gathering just ₹4.44 crore.
What This Means for the Rest of September
If the momentum in Bihar and West Bengal holds, The Vvaan could comfortably join the list of September’s surprise successes. The film’s blend of mainstream action and culturally resonant music appears to be a winning formula for audiences outside the metro multiplex circuit.
The Marvel re‑run, meanwhile, signals that the studio is still mining its back‑catalogue ahead of the December showdown. With the franchise’s next chapter on the horizon, the modest yet steady earnings suggest a healthy appetite for superhero fare even months after the original release.
Looking Ahead
The next few days will be crucial. Box‑office trackers will be watching the week‑long trajectory in the strong‑performing states, while distributors gauge whether the Chhathi Maiya track can keep the buzz alive. As December approaches, the industry will also be counting the days until Avengers Doomsday hits screens, hoping the encore’s earnings are a reliable harbinger.
Stay tuned for the week‑end wrap‑up and any shifts in the box‑office hierarchy.
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