Khel Khel Mein, Vedaa fails to make an impact at the box office; Stree 2 is the clear winner

Although Khel Khel Mein outperformed Vedaa on screen, their box office earnings were absolutely appalling.

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Khel Khel Mein and Vedaa, which were released on Independence Day, were a huge letdown at the ticket booth. The films starring John Abraham and Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao’s Stree 2 were utterly destroyed by the storm.

Khel Khel Mein mints Rs 2.55 crore on Day 3 at the Indian box office

With a cast that included superstars Akshay Kumar, Taapsee Pannu, Fardeen Khan, Amy Virk, Vaani Kapoor, Pragya Jaiswal, and Aditya Seal, Khel Khel Mein did not fare well at the box office. The film, which was directed by Mudasaar Aziz, only made Rs 2.55 crore net on Saturday, its third day of release. This raises the product’s three-day net collection in India to approximately Rs 9.40 crore.

Out of the three Hindi releases on Independence Day, Khel Khel Mein had the lowest opening, but it is currently ahead of Vedaa in terms of box office receipts.

The Day Wise Nett Box Office Collections Of Khel Khel Mein Are As Under: 

Day Domestic Nett Earnings
1 Rs 5.15 crore
2 Rs 1.70 crore
3 Rs 2.55 crore
Total  Rs 9.40 crore 

Vedaa mints Rs 1.80 crore on Day 3

Vedaa, starring Abhishek Banerjee, John Abraham, and Sharvari in the lead roles, is likewise performing poorly at the box office. The action-drama, which debuted with a budget of Rs 6.25 crore on a national holiday, is currently having trouble breaking even on its first day. Despite being helped by a Buy-One-Get-One deal, the Nikhil Advani film only made an estimated Rs 1.80 crore on its third day of release. Vedaa’s three-day cume is estimated to be worth around Rs 9.55 crore.

Day-wise earnings 

Day India Nett Collections
1 Rs 6.25 crore
2 Rs 1.50 crore
3 Rs 1.80 crore
Total Rs 9.55 crore in 3 days in India

Khel Khel Mein and Vedaa couldn’t withstand the Stree 2 effect 

Khel Khel Mein and Vedaa’s poor box office performance is undoubtedly a result of the release of Street 2, but the conflict is not the only factor. Because the marketing campaigns and promotional materials for both films were ineffective, they had trouble drawing in audiences. Furthermore, conflicting word-of-mouth has added to the audience’s lack of interest.

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