Sidharth Malhotra And Tamannaah's 'Vvan: Force of the Forrest' Surges Across Weekend to Post Rs 33-25 Cr Net in India: Global Haul Hits Rs 43-15 Cr!

Sidharth Malhotra And Tamannaah's 'Vvan: Force of the Forrest' Surges Across Weekend to Post Rs 33-25 Cr Net in India: Global Haul Hits Rs 43-15 Cr!
Riding strong multi-generational family footfalls and heavy traction across Tier-2 and Tier-3 heartlands, Balaji Motion Pictures and TVF Motion Pictures' folk horror adventure Vvan: Force of the Forrest has wrapped up a lucrative opening weekend at the box office.

Starring Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia, the film demonstrated day-on-day upward momentum—jumping 40% on Saturday and scaling further on Sunday to register a three-day domestic net of ₹33.25 Crore (India gross: ₹39.65 Crore). Internationally, overseas circuits contributed an additional ₹3.50 Crore, taking its worldwide gross haul to ₹43.15 Crore over its opening three-day run.

Heartlands Drive the Surge: Why Mass Belts Responded


Trade analysts highlight that the film's folk roots—specifically drawing upon the lore of the Maa Van Devi Temple near Bihta (Patna, Bihar) and its sacred forbidden grove—played a crucial role in its single-screen and Tier-2/Tier-3 dominance:

Mass Circuit Pull: Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan registered near-capacity runs in non-national chains and single screens, with families turning out for its festive cultural backdrop and clean 'UA' certificate presentation.

Urban Multiplex Pick-up: Metro multiplex chains in Delhi-NCR and Mumbai caught on over the weekend, where evening and night shows saw housefull boards fueled by curiosity around TVF’s cinematic transition.

Industry Endorsement: Congratulating the team on Sunday night, producer Karan Johar posted: “Vvan has HIT the box office and the bullseye! Congratulations and big love and where’s the party guys??”

The Crucial Monday Test & Upcoming Runway


Vvan now heads into its critical weekday test:

The Budget Equation: Mounted on an estimated production and marketing budget of ₹80–100 Crore, the film requires sustained weekday holds in the ₹4–5 Crore nett range across Monday to Thursday to solidify a "Clean Hit" verdict.

The Looming October 2 Wall: The runway remains open until Friday, October 2 (Gandhi Jayanti), when Ajay Devgn's highly anticipated Drishyam: The Conclusion takes over a massive share of single screens and multiplex auditoriums nationwide.

Trade Verdict:


Crossing ₹33 Crore nett over its first weekend provides Vvan with a solid foundation. By proving that folklore-driven, homegrown mystery can draw robust footfalls beyond metro centers, the Deepak Kumar Mishra directorial has handed Sidharth Malhotra his strongest theatrical opening haul in recent years.

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