Ohh My Dog Box Office Collection Day 2: Pankaj Tripathi's Dog-Centric Film Collects ₹2 Crore Despite Limited Screens
Pankaj Tripathi’s latest film, Ohh My Dog, has recorded a modest start at the Indian box office despite releasing across a limited number of screens. Directed by Amit Rai, the filmmaker behind Oh My God 2, the film revolves around fur babies and has reportedly been receiving glowing reactions from audiences on social media. 'So Kind & Composed': Raveena Tandon's Calm Reaction After Dog Nearly…
Pankaj Tripathi's canine-centric film, Ohh My Dog, has garnered modest box office success on its second day of release in India. Directed by Amit Rai, the film opened with approximately Rs 90 lakh in net collections on Day 1 across 721 theaters. The Day 2 collections saw a significant 22.2% jump, totaling around Rs 1.10 crore, bringing the film's two-day net collection to approximately Rs 2 crore.
The total India gross collection has now reached around Rs 2.40 crore. Despite a reported budget between Rs 8 crore and Rs 25 crore, the film's net collection of Rs 2 crore after two days indicates that it still needs to cover its reported cost through theatrical earnings. Limited screen release and a weak first half, as per a reviewer, are factors that could impact its earnings, but positive word of mouth and stronger collections in the coming days may help build momentum and narrow the gap against the reported budget.
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