Son Of Sardaar Box Office Collection Day 4: Son of Sardaar 2 kind of limped out of the gate. Friday was alright (₹7.25 Cr), Saturday picked up a bit (₹8.25 Cr), and Sunday did its best (₹9.25 Cr) then, Monday hits and the numbers pretty much nosedived. We’re talking a whopping 74–75% crash, barely scraping together ₹2.35–2.5 Cr. That’s not your usual weekday dip; that’s more like the audience ghosting the film.
Son Of Sardaar Box Office Collection Day 4
After four days, the total’s sitting at around ₹27–27.25 Cr. Not terrible, but honestly, everyone was hoping for at least ₹30 Cr by now. No such luck. At this rate, the chances of a big first-week finish doesn’t look appealing.
On Monday, theaters were basically half asleep. Average occupancy was just under 12% across Hindi screens. Morning shows were especially low just 6%. Even the “peak” if you can call it that was a measly 16.6% at night. Places like NCR and Mumbai, usually box office hotspots, barely hit double digits.
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Then there’s the competition. Son of Sardaar 2 did better than Dhadak 2 (which only managed ₹1.4 Cr on Day 4), but Saiyaara is still hanging around (₹1.82 Cr on its 18th day), and Mahavatar Narsimha is just running the show with a massive ₹8 Cr on its second Monday.
A drop of about 75% from Sunday to Monday is brutal normal would be more like 50%. That’s a big fat red flag for word-of-mouth (or serious lack of it). Pulling in ₹27 Cr against a budget north of ₹80–90 Cr? The math ain’t mathing. Unless something wild happens, breaking even in theaters is a pipe dream. Plus, let’s be real, the reviews haven’t exactly been glowing and nobody’s raving about it to their friends.
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What To Expect?
Unless a miracle or some killer discount ticket scheme pops up, this one’s probably not going to claw its way to ₹100 Cr. Maybe not even close. Early buzz just isn’t there, and with stronger films hogging the spotlight, Son of Sardaar 2 might be wrapping up its run sooner rather than later.
It started off okay-ish, but after that steep Monday fall, it’s clear Son of Sardaar 2 didn’t have the juice star power or nostalgia to keep people coming back. With only ₹27 Cr in four days and the competition eating its lunch, this sequel’s box office journey is looking mighty short unless a box office miracle shows up.
