Ikkis struggles to surpass the Rs. 25 crore mark after its first seven days at the Indian box office, while Dhurandhar continues its strong run with over Rs. 1,200 crore worldwide collections amid stiff competition.
Ikkis, the much-anticipated war drama starring Agastya Nanda and veteran actor Dharmendra in his final role, has had a modest performance at the box office in its first week, earning an estimated Rs. 24.25 crore nett after seven days in theatres, industry tracker Sacnilk’s early estimates show.
According to the Sacnilk data, Ikkis collected around Rs. 1.15 crore nett on Day 7, bringing its total domestic collection after one week to approximately Rs. 24.25 crore. The film opened to a mixed response and has struggled to maintain momentum amid stiff competition and the towering success of another Hindi release.
Here is a breakdown of Ikkis’ estimated first-week box office performance (India net):
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Day 1: Rs. 7 crore
- Day 2: Rs.3.5 crore
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Day 3: Rs.4.65 crore
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Day 4: Rs.5 crore
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Day 5: Rs.1.35 crore
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Day 6: Rs. 1.6 crore
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Day 7: Rs. 1.15 crore (early estimate)
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Total after 7 days: Rs.24.25 crore approx
The film’s occupancy rates remained over the week, reflecting a slower audience turnout It saw a sharp drop after it’s extended weekend, where it collected close to Rs 20 crore.
In stark contrast stands Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar, which has continued to dominate screens nationwide. The Ranveer Singh–led spy action thriller has racked up huge numbers since its release in early December, surpassing several major box office milestones and grossing over Rs. 1,200 crore worldwide with a steadfast performance that shows little sign of slowing.
While Ikkis had generated strong early buzz due to the involvement of Agastya Nanda, making his first theatrical release following his Netflix debut in The Archies, and the emotional weight of Dharmendra’s final film, the box office figures indicate a more measured commercial reception among audiences.
As Ikkis enters its second week, box office analysts will be watching for any pickup in collections, particularly over the weekend, when films often see a renewed surge in viewer interest. The coming days will be crucial in determining whether Ikkis can sustain its theatrical run against the ongoing Dhurandhar wave, and against new releases.
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