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The Vvaan opens today. Reviews are divided. Some praise the music and visuals. Most criticize the tone, direction, and storytelling. The film’s title spelling sparks debate. The item number and jokes land poorly. Environmental themes were ignored. The movie doesn’t take itself seriously. Still, it’s getting attention.
The Vvaan is within reach of becoming Tamannaah Bhatia’s second highest-grossing Bollywood film. Just 37 lakh more needed. Day 11. The clock’s ticking.
The Vvaan’s second weekend haul of Rs 8.25 crore nett—just Rs 3 crore on Sunday—has sealed its fate: a quiet fade after a strong start.
The Vvaan - Force of the Forrest earned Rs 4.35 crore on Day 6, taking its India net to Rs 49.20 crore. The film's reported Rs 80 crore budget means recovery still has a long way to go.
Tamanna Bhatia and Siddharth Malhotra's The One: Force of the Forest logged a 4‑6 crore haul on its sixth day, pushing worldwide earnings close to 58 crore and hinting at a 63‑crore total.
The Vvaan – Force of the Forrest earned an estimated Rs 6 crore net on Day 5, a 14.3 per cent jump over Monday, taking its India total past Rs 44 crore against an Rs 80 crore budget.
The Vvaan wraps up with Rishi and Mamta welcoming a child whose eyes hint at Van Devi’s power, sparking speculation about future films exploring ancient curses and ecological battles.
The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest collected Rs 8 crore net on its opening day, per Sacnilk, a soft start against a budget estimated between Rs 80 crore and Rs 150 crore including promotions.
The CBFC granted The Vvaan a U/A 16+ certificate with zero cuts or modifications, an unusual outcome for a Hindi commercial release ahead of its September 25 theatrical debut.