Overview

• Industry trackers place India net collections at roughly Rs 90–94 crore after day 10, with worldwide gross reported around Rs 125–137 crore, reflecting source-to-source variability.
• Second-weekend estimates show a steady hold with around Rs 3.65–3.75 crore on Friday, Rs 6.5–7 crore on Saturday, and about Rs 6.1–7 crore on Sunday, with evening shows dented by the India–Pakistan cricket final.
• The film has surpassed Bade Miyan Chote Miyan in global gross, making it Akshay Kumar’s reported sixth-highest worldwide earner post-COVID, and it is closing in on Kesari Chapter 2 in both domestic and global rankings.
• Overseas gross is tracked around Rs 26–27 crore in 8–10 days, set to overtake the international total of Mahavatar Narsimha and pacing ahead of Sky Force’s overseas run.
• Trade reporting suggests weekday stability could carry the film into the Rs 100 crore India club before the third weekend, though new releases Kantara: Chapter 1 and Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari are expected to tighten screens from Thursday.