Hyderabad: The much-anticipated Diwali 2024 box-office clash between Ajay Devgn's Singham Again and Kartik Aaryan's Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 has captivated audiences globally, with both films releasing on November 1. While Ajay's action-packed thriller surged ahead initially, Singham Again maintained a clear lead through the opening weekend. Now, as Day 5 unfolds, all eyes are on whether Kartik's horror-comedy can bridge the gap or if Ajay's film will continue its dominant run at the box office.
- Singham Again Vs Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 Box Office Collection Day 5
After a robust opening weekend, both films saw a notable dip in earnings as the week progressed. Rohit Shetty's Singham Again earned an estimated Rs 13.50 crore on Tuesday (Day 5), bringing its total domestic earnings to Rs 153.25 crore. Meanwhile, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 also saw a slowdown, garnering Rs 13 crore on Day 5, raising its total to Rs 137 crore in India.
- Box Office Breakdown
Singham Again | India Net Collection | Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 | India Net Collection | |
Day 1 | Rs 43.5 Cr | Day 1 | Rs 35.5 Cr | |
Day 2 | Rs 42.5 Cr | Day 2 | Rs 37 Cr | |
Day 3 | Rs 35.75 Cr | Day 3 | Rs 33.5 Cr | |
Day 4 | Rs 18 Cr | Day 4 | Rs 18 Cr | |
Day 5 | Rs 13.50 Cr (early estimates) | Day 5 | Rs 13 Cr (early estimates) | |
Total | Rs 153.25 Cr | Total | Rs 137 Cr |
Box Office Collection Data Source - Sacnilk
- Monday and Tuesday Trends
Both films faced a drop in collections on Monday. Singham Again witnessed a sharp decline of nearly 49% from its Sunday earnings of Rs 35.75 crore, collecting Rs 18 crore on Monday. However, the film's Tuesday collections, while down to Rs 13.50 crore, kept the movie in double digits - an essential marker for a strong weekday performance. Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 followed a similar trend, experiencing a dip to Rs 13 crore on Tuesday after its post-weekend slowdown.
- Regional Variations
In regional performance, Singham Again has been particularly strong in Maharashtra, where it outpaced Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3. However, Kartik Aaryan's film found its audience in eastern India and other select centres, creating tough competition in these regions and helping it close the gap in total earnings.
- Worldwide Collections