The fantasy drama The Vvaan clocked a 40 percent surge on its second day, pulling in a net of ₹11.25 crore from almost seven thousand shows. That lift pushed the film’s Indian gross to just under ₹23 crore and lifted its worldwide tally past ₹25 crore.\ \ And the numbers are doing more than just adding up – they’re feeding a narrative that Sidharth Malhotra could finally be back on the commercial map after a ten‑year dry spell. His last theatrical blockbuster, Ek Villain, hit screens in 2014. Since then, only the OTT hit Shershaah has reminded fans of his drawing power.\ \ But the day‑two data isn’t just about the lead actor. Tamannaah Bhatia’s presence, the folklore‑laden script and the visual palette of a modern‑day mystery are resonating with audiences beyond metros. According to DNA India, the average occupancy on Saturday sat at 38.54 percent, with night shows peaking at 54.92 percent. The film performed especially well in Tier‑2 and Tier‑3 towns, a trend Taran Adarsh highlighted as a positive sign for its legs.\ \ So what does this mean for the weekend outlook? Trade trackers are penciling in a double‑digit growth on Sunday, which could catapult the opening weekend to the ₹33 crore mark. If that materialises, The Vvaan would become Malhotra’s first big‑screen hit since Ek Villain, a milestone that could reshape his career trajectory.\ \ Overseas, the picture is modest but encouraging. The film added ₹1.25 crore on day two, taking its foreign gross to ₹2.25 crore. While those figures lag behind the domestic surge, they suggest a niche diaspora audience is tuning in.\ \

What’s Next?

\ The next 24 hours will be crucial. A strong Sunday could cement The Vvaan’s status as a surprise contender in a crowded release window that also features big‑budget titles like Ramayana Part 1 and Godzilla Minus Zero. Conversely, a dip could re‑classify the growth as a fleeting curiosity. Either way, the buzz around Sidharth’s potential comeback is already spilling over into social feeds, with fans debating whether the film can sustain its momentum beyond the opening weekend.\ \ For now, the box‑office board shows a film that defied a muted opening, turned heads with a solid Saturday, and now sits at a crossroads where audience word‑of‑mouth could either lift it into the hit‑list or see it fade into the background. The story isn’t over yet – the next day's numbers will tell whether The Vvaan truly marks a revival or just a brief flash in the pan.