Overview
- The film, which opened on Friday, September 11, began with an India net of about ₹3 crore and then fell sharply over the weekend and weekdays according to trade tracker Sacnilk.
- Daily reporting shows Day 5 net at roughly ₹0.70 crore and Day 6 collections near ₹0.55–0.65 crore, bringing India net to about ₹9.3 crore and worldwide gross to roughly ₹14–14.36 crore.
- Box-office analysts have cut short-term forecasts to roughly ₹15 crore for the first week and project a likely lifetime under ₹18 crore, a gap that would be large against reported production costs of ₹100–115 crore if those figures are accurate.
- Critic and audience responses were mixed to negative and pre-release buzz was limited, which publications cite as the main drivers of the rapid drop in ticket sales and shrinking show counts.
- The film’s weak run has had personal consequences for cast and crew: supporting actor Mohit Raj publicly appealed for friends to see the film and received public messages of support from industry peers, even as exhibitors prepare to reduce screenings.