Ek villain returns box office

Box Office – Ek Villain Returns holds well on second Friday, all eyes on growth over the weekend ( Photo Credit – Ek Villain Returns Poster ) Ek Villain Returns has managed to do better on its second Friday and it’s a relief considering this didn’t seem like happening till yesterday when the collections had dropped to 1.65 crores. At that point in time it had seemed that the 1.25 crores on Friday and even if it would have slid further to 1 crore then it wouldn’t have been surprising. Thankfully though for all involved with the film, Friday collections were actually quite steady at 1.55 crores*. Now that’s hardly any fall from 1.65 crores that it had collected on the previous day, which means the film has done well to build a case for itself to grow further over the weekend. Last weekend, the film had been rather flat from Friday to Saturday with just around 10% growth. However this week it would be much better and if around 30%-40% growth comes in today, it would be quite fine. So far, Ek Villain Returns has collected 34.47 crores and while 38-39 crores would be its score by the close of weekend, a real stretch will push it to 40 crores. That’s tough, but this is what the makers would be hoping for as that would make a difference between whether the film will stop at 45 crores or does it have a chance to hit 50 crores total as well in the final run, which would be a good enough result for the Disha *Estimates. Final numbers awaited Note: All collections as per production a...

'Ek Villain Returns' box office day 6: The John Abraham and Arjun Kapoor starrer registers a drop on Wednesday Mohit Suri’s ‘Ek Villain Returns’ starring John Abraham, Arjun Kapoor, Disha Patani and Tara Sutaria, which had opened to decent numbers at the box office on its first day, registered a drop on Wednesday. The film collected Rs 2 crore nett on Wednesday, taking its total business so far to Rs 29.35 crore nett. It is expected to collect Rs 31 crore nett by the end of this week, a report in boxofficeIndia.com stated. ‘Ek Villain Returns’ box office collection day 5: John Abraham-Arjun Kapoor’s thriller adds Rs 2.50 crore to its total After collections nosedived on Monday, ‘Ek Villain Returns’ recorded a flat trend on Tuesday. The film added Rs 2.50 crore nett to its total collection, which now stands at Rs 27.25 crore nett. The drop has mainly come in Delhi and UP which had done well over the weekend and on Monday and Tuesday as well. The collections of the film in the Mumbai circuit are reportedly also around 8 crore nett over the first six days. On the contrary, ‘Ek Villain Returns’ continued its super strong run in the UK. 'Ek Villain Returns' box office collection Day 1: Arjun Kapoor, Tara Sutaria's film takes a decent start Mohit Suri's psychological action crime thriller 'Ek Villain Returns' hit the theatres yesterday and early reactions coming in from the audience and critics were positive. Starring Arjun Kapoor, Tara Sutaria, John Abraham and Disha Patani in ...

• • • • • Ek Villain Returns box office collection Day 2: Arjun Kapoor-Disha Patani thriller refuses to back down at ticket counters Ek Villain Returns box office collection Day 2: Arjun Kapoor-Disha Patani thriller refuses to back down at ticket counters Ek Villain Returns Box Office Day 2: Mohit Suri's film starring John Abraham, Arjun Kapoor, Tara Sutaria and Disha Patani sees a marginal increase. Also Read | Trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted that the film has seen a reduction in mass pockets. He tweeted, “ #EkVillainReturns collects in similar range on Day 2… Marginal increase at national chains, but down in mass pockets… All eyes on Day 3… Fri 7.05 cr, Sat 7.47 cr. Total: ₹ 14.52 cr. #India biz.”

The business was down in the single screens by 5 percent, whereas the urban centers went up by 8 percent on Saturday, which has resulted in a consolidated growth around 7 percent. Ek Villain Returns will be targeting to clock Rs 8.00 crore on Sunday to take the weekend collection to Rs 21.65 crore. There was a chance of a drop in collections on Saturday as the critic reviews are outright negative, but the on ground scenario seems to be a little different as the film has managed to hold onto similar levels on second day. There was some amount of excitement in the audience for EVR, and hence, they are giving the film a chance to pass a judgement themselves. If it manages to show a bump of 15 percent on Sunday, it would be a fair opening weekend result, especially in current times. On Sunday, the jump should come at the mass belts, however, the urban areas might not show much of a growth and hence it's going to wait and watch till the night shows in tier 2 and tier 3 centres roll out. If the audience report is positive, there is a chance for the film to show a decent hold in collections on Monday, but if the talk isn't positive, the numbers will come down by a margin. The jump tomorrow too will give a fair indication on where it would head on Monday, as a flat Sunday would indicate a not so bright future. The numbers so far are decent, but Villain needs to do a little more than just decent on Sunday to lay the platform of trending over the weekdays. The good news here lies in...