As of Wednesday at 1 PM, “Vedaa” has sold approximately 11,000 tickets in the top three national chains – PVR, Inox, and Cinepolis – for its opening day. The film’s final pre-sale is expected to reach around 22,000 tickets. While bookings in non-national chains and single screens are showing stronger numbers, the overall advance booking picture remains modest.
Currently, “Vedaa” has sold a total of 24,000 tickets, generating a gross collection of Rs. 58.90 lakh. This places it in close competition with Akshay Kumar’s “Khel Khel Mein,” which has accumulated Rs. 59.50 lakh in advance bookings. According to Sacnilk, “Vedaa” is projected to earn Rs. 1.04 crore from advance bookings. Directed by Nikkhil Advani and distributed by Zee Studios, the film’s early performance will be a key indicator of its potential success.
Vedaa Box Office Predictions
“Vedaa” is scheduled to release on Independence Day, and its opening day performance will heavily rely on spot bookings and audience reaction. With advance bookings suggesting an initial collection in the range of Rs. 5.00 to 6.00 crore, the film’s success will depend significantly on the walk-in audience’s response on the holiday.
There is also potential for audience spillover from “Stree 2,” which may influence ticket sales for “Vedaa” if the latter’s counter showings are effective. The film’s first day will be crucial, as positive word-of-mouth could help it maintain stability throughout the five-day holiday period, aiming for a total collection of around Rs. 65 crore. A strong start in the North region, estimated to be around Rs. 5 crore, is essential for achieving a respectable box office figure.
Budget and Financial Success
“Vedaa” has been produced with an estimated budget of Rs. 50-60 crores. To be considered successful, the film must exceed this budget mark at the box office. The financial performance will be closely watched to determine if John Abraham and Sharvari Wagh‘s starrer can achieve profitability. The film’s ability to reach and surpass its budget will be evident based on its performance in the initial days following its release.