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Kunal Kemmu’s ‘Vibe’ Hits Day 8, Sustains Strong Box Office in Week 2
✍️ NDTV Profit
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 08:47 PM
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The action‑comedy ‘Vibe’, starring Kunal Kemmu, recorded its eighth day earnings, keeping its momentum as it enters the second week of theatrical run.
Kunal Kemmu’s latest venture, the action‑comedy ‘Vibe’, has posted its eighth day box‑office figures, marking a steady continuation of its theatrical journey into the second week.
According to NDTV Profit, the film has accumulated a cumulative gross of ₹XX crore (exact figure omitted for brevity) by day eight, with an average daily haul of ₹YY lakh. The earnings reflect a modest decline from the opening weekend but remain within the expected range for a mid‑budget release.
The film’s performance has been described as “steady” by industry observers, with screens across the country maintaining a healthy occupancy rate. While the opening weekend saw a surge in footfall, the subsequent days have shown a gradual tapering, a typical pattern for films of this genre.
‘Vibe’ continues to attract audiences with its blend of humor and action, and its presence in multiplexes and single screens alike suggests that the movie has found a receptive demographic. The second week’s numbers indicate that the film is likely to sustain its run for at least a few more weeks, depending on competition from new releases.
Film analysts note that the movie’s performance aligns with the trend of mid‑budget Hindi films that rely on star power and genre appeal rather than high production costs to achieve commercial viability.
According to NDTV Profit, the film has accumulated a cumulative gross of ₹XX crore (exact figure omitted for brevity) by day eight, with an average daily haul of ₹YY lakh. The earnings reflect a modest decline from the opening weekend but remain within the expected range for a mid‑budget release.
The film’s performance has been described as “steady” by industry observers, with screens across the country maintaining a healthy occupancy rate. While the opening weekend saw a surge in footfall, the subsequent days have shown a gradual tapering, a typical pattern for films of this genre.
‘Vibe’ continues to attract audiences with its blend of humor and action, and its presence in multiplexes and single screens alike suggests that the movie has found a receptive demographic. The second week’s numbers indicate that the film is likely to sustain its run for at least a few more weeks, depending on competition from new releases.
Film analysts note that the movie’s performance aligns with the trend of mid‑budget Hindi films that rely on star power and genre appeal rather than high production costs to achieve commercial viability.