
Kunal Kemmu's 'Vibe' Slides to Rs 13 Crore in Ten Days
The spy‑comedy earned a net Rs 2.5 crore in its second weekend, a 65% dip, and now faces fresh competition from Drishyam: The Conclusion.

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The spy‑comedy earned a net Rs 2.5 crore in its second weekend, a 65% dip, and now faces fresh competition from Drishyam: The Conclusion.

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Kunal Kemmu and Preity Zinta's Vibe added ₹1 crore on Day 6, taking its India net to ₹10.45 crore and worldwide gross to ₹14.43 crore, per Sacnilk figures reported by Free Press Journal.

‘Vibe’, starring Kunal Kemmu and Preity Zinta, posted a modest rise on its fifth day, reaching a net of 9.5 crore in India, yet its hefty 35‑40 crore budget keeps it in the red.

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Kunal Kemmu's directorial debut Vibe earned about Rs 7.45 crore net in its opening weekend across 2,839 shows, drawing a mixed response and prompting analysts to watch its weekday performance closely.

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Kunal Kemmu's Vibe closed its opening weekend somewhere between Rs 6.63 crore and Rs 7.35 crore depending on which tracker you trust, with word-of-mouth doing it no favours against rival release Daayra.

Kunal Khemu's directorial debut Vibe picked up pace on Day 3, growing 9.1% over Saturday's numbers to cross ₹7 crore net, though the film remains far from recovering its reported ₹35 crore budget.

Kunal Kemmu's Vibe grew to Rs 2.70 crore nett on Saturday after a soft opening, taking its two-day total to Rs 4.50 crore. The film now needs a strong Sunday to hit a Rs 7.50 crore weekend.

Kunal Kemmu's latest film Vibe earned 2.8 crore on its second day, bringing the two‑day domestic net to roughly 5 crore. Strong word‑of‑mouth and a 21% occupancy rate keep the movie on track for an 8‑crore opening weekend.

Kunal Kemmu's Vibe, starring Preity Zinta and Sparsh Shrivastava, jumped 55.9% on Day 2 to earn ₹2.65 crore net, taking its two-day total to ₹4.35 crore against a reported ₹35 crore budget.

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