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The Vvaan Box Office Day 6: Sidharth Malhotra, Tamannaah Bhatia's Film Collects ₹4.35 Crore, India Total Nears ₹50 Crore

Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia-starrer The Vvaan - Force of the Forrest witnessed a drop in its box office collection on Wednesday, September 30. The film earned Rs 4.35 crore net in India on Day 6, registering a 27.5 per cent decline from its Rs 6 crore collection on Day 5. According to the latest Sacnilk figures, The Vvaan has now collected Rs 49.20 crore net in India. Its total India…

The Vvaan Box Office Day 6: Sidharth Malhotra, Tamannaah Bhatia's Film Collects ₹4.35 Crore, India Total Nears ₹50 Crore

Sidharth Malhotra's film Vvaan: Force of the Forest has achieved impressive box office numbers, grossing Rs 58.64 crore in just six days. This marks a resurgence in his theatrical run after Kapoor & Sons. The film, starring Tamannaah Bhatia, earned Rs 4.85 crore globally on its sixth day, bringing its total collection to the mentioned figure.

In India alone, the film collected Rs 4.35 crore across 7,070 shows, while it earned Rs 50 lakh overseas. Comparatively, on its fifth day, Vvaan saw a 27.5% drop in earnings, having collected Rs 6 crore. The film's release coincided with minimal competition, with only Hanuman Ansh and Mirzapur maintaining their presence in theatres.

Other prominent A-list releases have largely faded away. Vvaan's success is attributed to its solo run and the franchise's established fan base, although it remains to be seen if it can sustain its momentum after the release of Drishyam 3. Known for his strong performances in this franchise, Sidharth Malhotra has now achieved his biggest first-week grosser in a decade with Vvaan.

Previously, Param Sundari held this record. Jaideep Ahlawat and Akshaye Khanna also feature in the film, with the latter reportedly leaving due to creative differences.

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