Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan's Haiwaan is heading into its first Sunday with the film yet to make a strong impact at the box office. The Priyadarshan directorial opened to a modest response on Friday and failed to record significant growth on Saturday.
According to the latest data, Haiwaan has collected an estimated ₹5.50 crore India net in its first two days. The film earned around ₹3 crore on Day 1, followed by approximately ₹2.50 crore on Day 2.
With Sunday being Day 3, the film will be hoping for a substantial improvement in audience turnout.
Haiwaan Box Office Collection Day 3 Prediction
Haiwaan is expected to see some improvement on Sunday compared with Saturday, as Sunday generally provides an opportunity for films to record higher footfalls.
Based on the film's first two days and its current box office trend, Haiwaan Day 3 collection is expected to be in the range of ₹3–4 crore India net. However, this is only a prediction and the actual Day 3 collection will depend on occupancy during the afternoon, evening and night shows.
The final Day 3 figures will be updated after the day's theatrical business is completed.
Haiwaan Day-Wise Box Office Collection
| Day | India Net Collection | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 – Friday | ₹3.00 Cr | Estimated |
| Day 2 – Saturday | ₹2.50 Cr | Estimated |
| Day 3 – Sunday | ₹3–4 Cr* | Prediction |
*Day 3 is a prediction. The actual collection has not been reported yet.
Haiwaan Box Office Performance So Far
Haiwaan opened in theatres on September 11. On Day 1, the film recorded an estimated ₹3 crore India net, with overall occupancy of around 11%.
The film's performance did not improve on Saturday. According to the latest Box Office Index data, Day 2 collection stood at approximately ₹2.50 crore India net, representing a drop of around 16.7% from the opening day.
This takes the film's two-day India net total to approximately ₹5.50 crore.
The film has therefore struggled to build momentum during the first two days of its theatrical run. The lack of a strong Saturday jump is particularly important because the weekend is usually a crucial period for a new release to establish its box office trajectory.
Can Haiwaan Show Growth on Sunday?
Sunday now becomes important for Haiwaan. After collecting ₹3 crore on Friday and ₹2.50 crore on Saturday, the film needs stronger occupancy across the remaining shows to improve its weekend total.
The early trend suggests that the film is struggling to attract large audiences despite featuring Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan in the lead roles. The movie is also competing for audience attention with Mirzapur The Movie and Hanuman Ansh, both of which have been performing strongly in theatres.
If Haiwaan manages to record a noticeable jump in Sunday occupancy, the film could finish its opening weekend on a better note. However, if the audience response remains subdued, the movie could face a difficult run during the weekdays.
Haiwaan Worldwide Box Office
After two days, Haiwaan has recorded an estimated ₹5.50 crore India net collection, while its India gross stands at around ₹6.60 crore. The film's overseas gross collection is estimated at approximately ₹2 crore, taking its reported worldwide gross to around ₹8.60 crore.
The Day 3 worldwide figures will be added once the Sunday business is completed.
Haiwaan Day 3 Collection: What to Expect
At present, ₹3–4 crore India net can be considered a reasonable early range for Haiwaan on Day 3. This is not an actual collection figure and should not be treated as final.
The film's final Sunday performance will depend heavily on occupancy in evening and night shows. A significant jump could provide some relief after the subdued first two days, while another weak day would further highlight the film's struggle at the box office.
Box Office Index will update the Day 3 collection once the actual Sunday figures are available.
Note: Box office figures are estimates based on trade reports, industry sources and available tracking data. Actual figures may vary from producer or distributor figures. Box Office Index does not claim that the reported figures are official or fully accurate.
