Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia's new film has sold 13,570 tickets worth ₹33.3 lakh by mid‑afternoon, with figures climbing to 16.7 k tickets and ₹41 lakh by early evening.
The Vvaan has already moved 13,570 tickets, pulling in roughly ₹33.3 lakh from advance sales as of 4:30 pm IST on Thursday. A quick update from the same tracker an hour later showed the tally swelling to 16,700 tickets and a gross of ₹41.15 lakh. Those numbers come from a limited pool of 1,573 shows that are currently open for booking.
And the price point is staying friendly – the average ticket sits at about ₹235 across the country, meaning a family of four can catch the film for under ₹1,000. As more screens are added, the per‑ticket cost could dip even further.
Delhi‑NCR is leading the charge, contributing ₹8.24 lakh to the pre‑sale haul, while Mumbai follows with ₹2.92 lakh. Maharashtra as a whole clocks in at ₹4.68 lakh, according to the data compiled by Koimoi.
But the film isn’t launching into a vacuum. Hanuman Ansh, still running strong in theatres, occupies a chunk of screen space, forcing The Vvaan to carve out its own niche. Still, the advance figures suggest a respectable opening, even if they fall short of the coveted double‑digit crore net that big‑budget releases often chase.
Industry observers reckon the movie, made on a controlled budget, could turn a tidy profit if word‑of‑mouth stays positive over the weekend. A net of ₹5‑8 crore on day one would be a decent start, and the modest pre‑sale numbers give the film a platform to build on.
The cast – Sidharth Malhotra, Tamannaah Bhatia, Anup Soni, Shweta Tiwari and Maniesh Paul – has generated enough buzz for the trailer and songs to trend online, which likely fed the early ticket rush. Director Deepak Kumar Mishra’s name is also drawing attention, especially after his recent work on action‑drama projects.
So what’s next? The Vvaan officially opens its doors on September 25. With the weekend ahead, the real test will be whether the momentum from advance bookings translates into packed houses and solid box‑office returns. Keep an eye on the Delhi‑NCR figures. They often set the tone for pan‑India performance.
If the film manages to ride the wave of early enthusiasm, it could emerge as a clean success story in a crowded release calendar. For now, the numbers are encouraging, and the buzz shows no sign of fading.
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