Maalik Box Office Collection Day 3: Rajkummar Rao’s new film Maalik, the political action-drama one with Pulkit calling the shots finally dropped in theaters on July 11, 2025. Honestly, it’s kinda making some noise at the box officenot Avengers-level noise, but enough to make you look twice. Set in the rough-and-tumble 1980s Allahabad, the movie basically throws you into a blender of power games, dirty politics, and some solid soul-searching. The story’s real, the acting’s intense, and the visuals are so moody you’ll need a flashlight.
Maalik Box Office Collection Day 3
On Friday, opening day Maalik” raked in around ₹4.02 crore. Not bad at all, considering it’s not your typical masala blockbuster. Then Saturday hit: ₹5.45 crore. Sunday? ₹5.55 crore. Add that up and you’re staring at ₹15.02 crore for the weekend. Clearly, folks are talking, and it’s the good kind of chatter not the “why did I waste my money?” sort.
Mondays usually suck for movies. Like, seriously, people vanish after the weekend. But Maalik held up pretty well ₹1.88 crore on Monday. That’s just a 53% drop from Friday, which, in movie math, is actually pretty solid. Especially when you’ve got juggernauts like Superman and that Metro In Dino” thing hogging screens. IWMBuzz and Koimoi even called it “healthy” and they know their stuff. For a gritty political thriller? That’s a win.
Maalik Box Office Collection: Budget, Records, Performance, and more
About Cast
Rajkummar Rao is, well, Rajkummar Rao. Dude just eats up every scene, and people are loving it critics, Twitter, your film-snob cousin, everyone. His character’s wild journey through the political meat grinder? It’s got layers, man. People who want something meatier than your average popcorn flick are eating this up. Manushi Chhillar and Prosenjit Chatterjee aren’t just there for decoration either they’re bringing the heat and giving the story some real depth.
End of Day 4 (Monday), Maalik has ₹16.90 crore in the bag (net, in case you’re a box office nerd). For a movie that’s not part of some mega-franchise and doesn’t have flying superheroes, that’s actually kinda impressive. The numbers are basically telling Bollywood serious movies aren’t dead yet.
