Farhan Akhtar’s war drama ‘120 Bahadur’ experienced a significant dip in box office collections on its seventh day, earning an estimated Rs 90 lakhs. This marks the film’s lowest earning day, falling short of Wednesday’s Rs 1.1 crore. The movie has now accumulated Rs 15 crore domestically, facing increased competition with new releases.
Farhan Akhtar’s war drama ‘120 Bahadur’ has completed a 7-day run at the box office. The movie that initially showed a steady growth in numbers, witnessed a drop in business on its first weekday. According to the latest box office numbers, the’120 Bahadur’ has recorded its lowest collection on Thursday, right ahead of the release of new competition – Dhanush and Kriti Sanon starrer ‘Tere Ishq Mein.’ Read on for a detailed box office report of ‘120 Bahadur.’
‘120 Bahadur’ box office collection day 7 update
According to Sacnilk, early estimates show that the Farhan Khan and Raashii Khanna starrer ‘120 Bahadur’ fell short of Rs 1 crore on Thursday, and made only Rs 90 lakhs, as compared to Rs. 1.1 crore business on Wednesday. Day 6 numbers already saw a drop of more than 25 per cent, and now the Thursday collection shows a further dip. With this, Farhan Akhtar’s ‘120 Bahadur’ stands at Rs. 15 crore in the domestic market.Here’s a day-wise breakdown of ‘120 Bahadur’ box office collectionDay 1 [1st Friday] Rs 2.25 CrDay 2 [1st Saturday] Rs 3.85 CrDay 3 [1st Sunday] Rs 4 CrDay 4 [1st Monday] Rs 1.4 CrDay 5 [1st Tuesday] Rs 1.50 CrDay 6 [1st Wednesday] Rs 1.1 CrDay 7 [1st Thursday] Rs 0.90 Cr (Early estimates) Total Rs 15.00 Cr
‘120 Bahadur’ day 7 occupancy
The movie saw 6.72% Hindi occupancy on Thursday, November 27. Whereas, on Wednesday, it was 13.43%. The morning shows recorded the lowest occupancy rate with 4.26%, which went as high as just 6.14% during the afternoon shows. Evening shows also saw a marginal rise and recorded 7.27% occupancy, while night shows saw 9.21% attendance.
‘120 Bahadur’ review
“The action stands out as the film’s strongest pillar. The desperate standoffs — snipers, close-range firefights, brawls when ammunition runs out — are gripping. But the storytelling falters in building tension and emotional stakes. The suffocating dread of an inevitable onslaught never fully takes hold, and the immense psychological strain on the soldiers doesn’t land with the impact it should,” states an excerpt from our review of the movie.
