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Vvaan Nears ₹50 Cr India Net After 6 Days of Release
✍️ ETV Bharat
🗓 01 Oct 2026, 02:33 AM
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The Hindi film Vvaan, starring Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah, has accumulated an India net box‑office collection of just under ₹50 crore after six days of release.
The Hindi film Vvaan, directed by Shashank Khaitan, opened on 21 February 2024 and features Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia in the lead roles. The film’s storyline revolves around a complex love triangle set against a backdrop of corporate intrigue.
By the end of its sixth day of theatrical run, Vvaan had crossed the ₹49.5 crore mark in India net box‑office earnings, according to trade analyst Box Office India. This places the film just a few crores shy of the ₹50 crore milestone that many industry observers had projected for the first week.
The film’s performance has been considered solid, especially given the competitive release window that saw other mid‑budget releases drawing attention. Analysts suggest that Vvaan’s steady growth could push it past the ₹50 crore threshold in the coming days.
With a strong opening weekend and a consistent audience turnout, the producers are optimistic about the film’s longevity in multiplexes and single screens across the country. The next few weeks will be crucial in determining whether Vvaan can convert its near‑target earnings into a major commercial success.
By the end of its sixth day of theatrical run, Vvaan had crossed the ₹49.5 crore mark in India net box‑office earnings, according to trade analyst Box Office India. This places the film just a few crores shy of the ₹50 crore milestone that many industry observers had projected for the first week.
The film’s performance has been considered solid, especially given the competitive release window that saw other mid‑budget releases drawing attention. Analysts suggest that Vvaan’s steady growth could push it past the ₹50 crore threshold in the coming days.
With a strong opening weekend and a consistent audience turnout, the producers are optimistic about the film’s longevity in multiplexes and single screens across the country. The next few weeks will be crucial in determining whether Vvaan can convert its near‑target earnings into a major commercial success.