The Vvaan Day 3 Box Office: Collections Hit ₹12‑15 Crore Range

Tamannaah‑Siddharth’s forest thriller added roughly ₹3.6 Crore domestically on Sunday, pushing its worldwide tally to a projected ₹12‑15 Crore as it completes its opening weekend.

The Vvaan wrapped its first weekend with a third‑day haul that nudges the film’s worldwide earnings into the ₹12‑15 Crore corridor, according to trade tracker Sakanik. On Sunday the Tamannaah‑Siddharth outing pulled in roughly ₹3.65 Crore from Indian screens, adding to the ₹19.25 Crore net the movie amassed over its opening two days.

And that’s not the whole picture. The film’s overseas takings – from North America, Australia, New Zealand and Europe – are estimated at another ₹2 Crore, meaning the total box‑office sum could sit just shy of ₹15 Crore by the end of day three.

But the numbers tell a larger story about the film’s economics. The Vvaan was produced on a budget that hovers around ₹80 Crore, with a break‑even point pegged at just over ₹100 Crore in gross collections, according to industry analysts. The opening weekend therefore represents a modest start, yet the advance‑booking figures are encouraging. Sakanik notes that pre‑sale tickets fetched about ₹5.32 Crore, and more than 2.29  lakh tickets have already been sold for the Sunday shows alone.

The film opened on 7 548 screens across India on its third day, with an occupancy rate of roughly 30 per cent. Delhi saw 756 shows, Mumbai 526, Ahmadabad 320 and Surat 219, reflecting a decent spread in northern and western markets. The strong response from states such as Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar – regions that traditionally embrace spiritual and supernatural narratives – has been highlighted as a key factor behind the steady footfall.

Day‑one numbers were solid: ₹8 Crore, followed by a jump to ₹11.25 Crore on day two. Those figures translated into a domestic net of ₹19.25 Crore and a gross of ₹22.90 Crore, while overseas collections added another ₹2.25 Crore, taking the two‑day worldwide total to ₹25.15 Crore.

So where does the film go from here? Trade watchers say the next few weeks will be crucial. If the current trajectory holds, The Vvaan could breach the ₹30 Crore mark domestically by the end of its first week, but it still has a long climb to the ₹100 Crore break‑even target. The absence of major Hindi competition this Sunday helped the film capture a larger share of the audience, and the supernatural premise continues to draw curious viewers.

And the buzz isn’t limited to box‑office chatter. Social media users have been dissecting the film’s forest‑set visuals and the chemistry between Tamannaah and Siddharth, while a handful of fans have already started a “Sid‑Tam” reunion meme after the premiere. Those conversations, while light‑hearted, keep the title in the online conversation loop and could translate into word‑of‑mouth momentum.

In short, The Vvaan’s third‑day earnings keep the film afloat and hint at a slow‑burn trajectory. Whether it can sustain this pace and inch toward the coveted ₹100 Crore benchmark remains to be seen, but the early indicators suggest a steady climb rather than a steep drop.

What’s next? The film stays in theatres for the next two weeks, with a fresh wave of promotions slated for early October. Keep an eye on the weekend numbers – they’ll tell whether the forest thriller can turn its modest start into a box‑office forest‑fire.