Overview

• Trade trackers report divergent pre-sales, with roughly 1.67 lakh tickets booked for about 8,733 shows by Thursday evening and gross tallies ranging near Rs 3.2–3.5 crore without block seats and up to about Rs 5.8 crore with them.
• Most industry forecasts peg day-one collections in the Rs 8–11 crore net range, with analysts noting this is still Tiger Shroff’s strongest advance since the pandemic despite soft ground buzz.
• The film received an A certificate after 23 CBFC-mandated cuts, and additional voluntary edits trimmed the runtime to about 2 hours and 37 minutes.
• The September 5 release lands in a crowd, facing The Conjuring: Last Rites and The Bengal Files, which could split screens and audience attention.
• Franchise stakes loom large as the series sits near Rs 428 crore domestically and would need roughly Rs 70 crore gross to cross Rs 500 crore, with higher ticket prices and limited-time discount offers deployed to lift turnout.