
Veer Pahariya and Aafiya Sayed’s Prem Keetanu is the second noteworthy release that arrived in theaters on the Gandhi Jayanti holiday. Released amid negligible pre-release buzz, the film was entirely dependent on the overflow audience from Drishyam 3, but even that didn’t materialize in the first two days at the Indian box office. As a result, it has sealed its fate as a big flop. Keep reading for a detailed collection report of day 2!
How much did Veer Pahariya earn at the Indian box office in 2 days?
The Bollywood comedy-drama managed to secure a decent showcasing of 1,886 shows on the opening day, and despite the holiday factor, it could open at a dismal 50 lakh. Due to poor reviews and a lack of audience interest, over 800 shows were cut for the first Saturday, and collections dropped to just 35 lakh. Overall, the film has earned 85 lakh net at the Indian box office, which equals 1 crore gross. From here, it is heading for the weekend of 1.2-1.3 crore net.
Here’s the day-wise collection breakdown in India (net):
- Day 1 – 50 lakh
- Day 2 – 35 lakh
Total – 85 lakh
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Prem Keetanu is a washout at the Indian box office!
Prem Keetanu was reportedly made on a budget of 20-25 crore. Against this cost, it has earned 85 lakh net so far, thus recovering only 4.25-3.4% of its budget. In its lifetime run, the film targets a net collection of 3-5 crore. So, as per Koimoi’s parameters, it’ll conclude its run with a flop verdict at the Indian box office.
Box office summary:
- Budget – 20-25 crore
- India net collection – 85 lakh
- Recovery – 4.25-3.4%
- Deficit – 19.15-24.15 crore
- Deficit% – 95.75-96.6%
- Verdict – Flop (expected)
More about the film
Prem Keetanu is directed by Apoorv Singh Karki and produced by Gaurav Verma under the banner of Avanika Films, Bhavana Studios, and Phars Film. It also stars Aparshakti Khurana, Nikhil Vijay, and Rakesh Bedi in key roles. It is distributed by Phars Film.
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