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Tamannaah Bhatia's films and where to watch them on Videoess →Tamanna Santosh Bhatia (born 21 December 1989), better known as Tamannaah Bhatia, is an Indian actress, model, and dancer who works predominantly in Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi cinema. She made her acting debut in the Hindi film Chand Sa Roshan Chehra (2005).
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The Superstar says Tamannaah is the 'missing element' in the sequel, prompting fresh buzz around her possible return in a song sequence.

The Vvaan collected Rs 11.35 crore in its second week, taking the 14-day total to Rs 61.10 crore nett. Trade now expects the film to close around Rs 65 crore, missing a Clean Hit verdict.

The Vvaan: Force of the Forest has crossed Rs 60 crore nett in India after 12 days, with a modest Rs 1 crore collected on its second Tuesday — a 25% jump from the day before.

Tamannaah Bhatia has described The Vvaan co-star Sidharth Malhotra as a genuine, chivalrous person and called his marriage to Kiara Advani couple goals, in a new interview with Bollywood Hungama.

The Vvaan: Force of the Forest collected just Rs 75-85 lakh on its second Monday, a 75 per cent fall from the previous Friday, as its total nett crossed Rs 58.80 crore.

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.

Tamannaah Bhatia’s spiritual thriller The Vvaan has crossed ₹84 crore globally but still trails the ₹100 crore break-even target. With dwindling show counts and weak weekday attendance, the film’s momentum has stalled after Drishyam 3’s release. Can it hold on?

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.

Sidharth Malhotra, Tamannaah Bhatia, Shweta Tiwari, Anup Soni and Maniesh Paul sit down with Kapil Sharma for an episode built around haunted houses, childhood scares and one very persistent imaginary aunty.

The Vvaan has overtaken Param Sundari to become Sidharth Malhotra's highest-grossing film since the pandemic, collecting 3.25 crore on day 8 despite a massive show-count cut for Drishyam 3's release.

The Vvaan adds Rs 3.25 crore on its second Friday, pushing its India nett total to Rs 53 crore. Not bad for a film that opened with Rs 49.75 crore — but not quite the leap expected on a holiday weekend.

The Vvaan isn’t just a film. It’s a brand extension. Or maybe the other way around.

The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest collected Rs 4.40 crore net on Day 7, a 3.5% rise over Wednesday, taking its India total to Rs 53.50 crore against an Rs 80 crore budget, per Sacnilk.

The Vvaan added Rs 3.50 crore on Day 6, taking its nett total to Rs 45.75 crore, per Pinkvilla trade estimates. The film now braces for Drishyam: The Conclusion this weekend.

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.

Netflix’s The Great Indian Kapil Show returns for its fifth season with a special episode on October 3, where the cast of The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest joins Kapil Sharma for a family‑friendly comedy round‑table.

Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia’s The Vvaan logged 46.04 crore net in five days, becoming Balaji Motion Pictures’ fourth‑biggest post‑COVID hit and sitting just shy of 50 crore.

The Vvaan collected about Rs 5.5 crore on its fifth day, bringing the five‑day total to Rs 42.25 crore. A 15% rise and discount‑driven boost fuel optimism for a hit.

Day five saw The Vvaan collect Rs 5.40 crore, a 20% rise from Monday, pushing its Indian net to Rs 41.77 crore and crossing the Rs 40 crore milestone amid improving occupancy.

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.

A video from Bihar’s Cine Galaxy captured moviegoers taking off their shoes before entering to watch The Vvaan, a move that went viral after the film highlighted the Chhath Puja festival.

The Vvaan opened on September 25 and earned Rs 31.94 crore net in its first three days, beating Sidharth Malhotra’s earlier best opening. The film’s momentum grew especially in Tier‑2 and Tier‑3 towns, where single‑screen patrons drove the numbers.

The Vvaan posted a net ₹4.75 crore on Monday, a modest 37 percent dip from its opening, taking its four‑day earnings to roughly ₹37 crore and eyeing a ₹50 crore week‑end.

The Vvaan earned 5.31 crore on its first Monday, bringing its net collection to 39.94 crore. The film now ranks as Sidharth Malhotra’s second‑biggest post‑COVID hit, but the upcoming Drishyam 3 could curb its growth.

Nani's The Paradise crossed Rs 155 crore worldwide, but trade outlets disagree on its Monday ticket sales, with one citing a dip and another calling the hold remarkable, even as The Vvaan nears Rs 50 crore nett.

The Vvaan: Force of the Forest earned more than Avengers Endgame: Encore on Monday despite a steep drop, with Rs 5.25 crore net against the Hollywood re-release's Rs 2.35 crore, per Sacnilk figures.

The Vvaan raked in around ₹33.30 crore over its opening weekend, with Bihar, Rajasthan and West Bengal showing steady patronage. A soulful Chhathi Maiya track by Vishal Mishra is resonating with audiences, and the Avengers: Endgame re‑release contributed ₹22 crore, hinting at a busy December for the franchise.

The Vvaan clocked 44.36 crore globally in its opening weekend, just 4.56 crore shy of entering Sidharth Malhotra’s top‑ten career list, and is poised to breach 50 crore soon.

The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest posted a Rs 14.35 crore net on its third day, lifting its total Indian gross to just over Rs 40 crore and worldwide earnings to Rs 43.65 crore, according to trade tracker Sacnilk.

The Vvaan opened to about Rs 31.8 crore net in its first three days, posting a 25% rise on Sunday and a blockbuster‑like response in Bihar, while its performance elsewhere remains mixed.

The Vvaan earned ₹14.35 crore on Sunday, pushing its three‑day net to ₹33.6 crore in India, while overseas collections sit at ₹3.5 crore, as reported by Sacnilk and the Free Press Journal.

Sidharth Malhotra’s The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest opened to a steady rise, earning 31.94 crore net in three days, its biggest solo weekend and third‑overall for the star.

On its third day, Vvaan collected close to Rs 14 crore net, lifting its opening weekend to roughly Rs 32 crore. The family‑oriented film is resonating especially with audiences in the Bihar region, where Chhath festivities are a cultural mainstay.

Day three saw The Vvaan collect about ₹3.65 Crore in India, with overseas earnings nudging the film toward a ₹12‑15 Crore global total, while advance bookings have already recouped a sizable chunk of its ₹80 Crore budget.

The Vvaan posted a 40% rise on Saturday, netting ₹11.25 crore and taking its Indian gross to ₹22.9 crore, sparking talk of Sidharth Malhotra’s long‑awaited theatrical comeback.

The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest logged ₹11.41 crore on Saturday, a 40% jump from its opening, taking the two‑day net to ₹19.53 crore and placing it seventh among Balaji’s post‑COVID hits.

Sidharth Malhotra‑Tamannaah Bhatia’s folklore thriller The Vvaan recorded a 45% rise in Sunday advance sales, grossing 4.01 crore from 1.76 lakh tickets, with 18 sold‑out shows and expanding to 7,548 screenings.

The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest grew 37% on Day 2 to collect Rs 11 crore net, taking its India total to Rs 19 crore. Against a reported budget of up to Rs 150 crore, the weekend numbers matter a lot.

Avengers Endgame Encore collected Rs 7.25 crore net on its opening day in India, per Sacnilk, falling just short of The Vvaan's Rs 8 crore start as both films head into a crowded weekend.

The Vvaan, starring Tamannaah Bhatia and Siddharth Malhotra, added roughly Rs 2.93 crore net on day two per Sacnilk, pushing its two-day India total toward Rs 18-20 crore against a steep breakeven target.

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 posted a Rs 10.5‑11 crore net on Saturday, lifting its two‑day total to around Rs 18 crore. Analysts expect the film to clear the Rs 30 crore mark by Sunday, provided weekday trends stay healthy.

The Vvaan debuted on 25 September with 4,766 shows, 20.31% average occupancy and Rs 7 crore net collection, setting the stage for a crucial weekend push.

The Vvaan surprised the market with an Rs 8 crore net on its first day, outpacing its low‑key promotion and earning a spot among the year’s top‑twelve Hindi openers.

The Vvaan opened to Rs 8.12 crore on Friday, giving Sidharth Malhotra his best post-pandemic start, Tamannaah Bhatia her fourth-biggest Bollywood opener, and Balaji Motion Pictures a fresh post-COVID top-five entry.

The Vvaan's day 2 advance bookings have climbed nearly 12% over day one, with 1.25 lakh tickets sold so far and exhibitors adding shows for Saturday.

The Vvaan opened to roughly Rs 7-7.25 crore nett on Friday, with Patna beating Delhi as its third-biggest market. Trade watchers say the Chhath Puja timing helped, but Drishyam 3's arrival next week could squeeze its run.