Prem Keetanu’s third day at the box office was a quiet exit. Just ₹31 lakh net in India, down 11.4% from Day 2. The film, Veer Pahariya’s debut, has now grossed ₹1.38 crore across India after three days — barely enough to cover its reported ₹3 crore budget, let alone make a dent in the market.
It’s not even close to breaking even. The numbers don’t lie: this one’s going nowhere fast. And it’s not for lack of effort. The film opened on October 2, right into the teeth of Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam: The Conclusion, a blockbuster with momentum, star power, and a built-in audience.
Prem Keetanu had no shot. Not even a chance. The story. Vishal (Pahariya) chasing Suhani (Aafiya Sayed), while tangled in a rivalry with Ranjeet (Aparshakti Khurana), a man who’s both corporate and arrogant, felt familiar.








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