Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia’s forest mystery The Vvaan has reached Rs 58 crore nett in India after ten days. The headline total sounds healthy, but the second-weekend trend is what the trade is watching.
A total that looks better than the weekend
The film added Rs 8.25 crore nett in its second weekend, with Rs 3 crore of that arriving on Sunday. Put against the first week’s Rs 49.75 crore, the picture is clear: most of the film’s box office came early.
Trade estimates now suggest the second week will close around Rs 13 to 15 crore, a sharp step down from the opening week. That kind of fall, while the film is sharing screens with Drishyam: The Conclusion, changes how the industry reads The Vvaan’s final result.
The box office math
- First week: Rs 49.75 crore
- Second weekend: Rs 8.25 crore
- Second Sunday: Rs 3 crore
- Ten-day India total: Rs 58 crore
Why the second-weekend hold matters
Every film dips after week one. The difference between a clean hit and an average run often comes down to how gently it falls. A strong hold can keep a mid-size release moving towards a profitable verdict, while a steep slide narrows that path.
The Vvaan had been positioned for a clean hit after its opening, but the second-weekend result has made that harder. Trade observers now call it an average affair, and the weekday collection pattern will either stabilise that view or change it again.
For viewers, a film’s hold shapes how many screens and showtimes it keeps in week three. A weaker weekend can mean fewer options in many cities, so the box office report doubles as a practical guide for anyone deciding when to watch.
The film behind the number
Directed by Deepak Kumar Mishra, The Vvaan follows Rishi, an engineer who returns to his ancestral village in Bihar with his wife and gets drawn into a fight to protect a sacred forest. The story leans on myth, faith and nature, which gives it a setting far removed from the usual urban Bollywood romance.
Alongside Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia, the film features Anup Soni, Sunil Grover, Shweta Tiwari and Maniesh Paul in key roles. That ensemble gives it broad appeal, but a folklore-driven original has to work harder to hold screens than a sequel with built-in anticipation.
What to watch next
The coming weekday collections will show whether The Vvaan finds a second wind or settles into an average box office run. If the weekday trend improves, the film can still leave with a respectable final total; if not, it will remain a film that started well but did not hold.
For celebrity-watchers, the numbers now frame it as a moderate performer rather than a breakout, even as the stardust around the release remains.
Source: PINKVILLA
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