Co-produced by Balaji Motion Pictures and The Viral Fever (TVF), the film has amassed a cumulative domestic nett collection of ~₹46.65 Crore (~₹55.50 Crore India gross). With international markets chipping in with solid overseas traction, its worldwide gross has climbed to ~₹59.85 Crore, poised to comfortably breach the ₹60 Crore global mark on its final pre-holiday Thursday.
Folklore Mystery Striking a Chord in Non-Metro Belts
Set around the legend of the Van Devi Temple and ancient forbidden forest folklore near Bihta, Bihar, the film’s blend of supernatural mystery and action has resonated well beyond urban multiplexes:
Heartland Dominance: While urban multiplexes saw normal weekday drops, Tier-2 and Tier-3 centers across Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Central India have maintained strong holds. The rural-mythological premise helped drive repeat footfalls among local youth and single-screen audiences.
The Ensemble Appeal: Beyond Sidharth and Tamannaah’s pairing, Sunil Grover’s grounded dramatic performance alongside seasoned supporting turns by Anup Soni and Shweta Tiwari provided dramatic anchor points that elevated positive word-of-mouth.
The Crucial October 2 Roadblock: Retaining Screens Against 'Drishyam 3'
As The Vvaan prepares to close its Week 1 run around the ₹49–50 Crore domestic nett mark, it faces its biggest exhibition hurdle tomorrow:
The Screen Squeeze: Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam: The Conclusion arrives on Friday, October 2 (Gandhi Jayanti) backed by an advance booking haul exceeding ₹17 Crore gross, claiming over 7,500 prime showcases nationwide.
Retaining Single Screens: Exhibitors indicate that while Drishyam 3 will dominate Tier-1 multiplexes, single-screen exhibitors in Northern mass belts are allocating dedicated afternoon and late-evening shows to The Vvaan to benefit from the Gandhi Jayanti holiday overflow.
Trade Verdict: Recovering ground a
fter a lean box-office phase, The Vvaan represents a respectable commercial rebound for Sidharth Malhotra. Navigating Week 2 against the massive festive onslaught of Drishyam 3 will determine whether the supernatural thriller can stretch its lifetime domestic finish toward the coveted ₹70–75 Crore nett milestone.
