Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia’s The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest has completed five days in cinemas, and the film has shown a small improvement in its first Tuesday collections after a sharp drop on Monday.

According to the latest trade estimates reported on September 30, 2026, The Vvaan collected approximately ₹6 crore India net on Day 5. With this addition, the film’s estimated India net collection has reached around ₹44.85 crore after five days.

The film’s reported India gross stands at approximately ₹53.45 crore, while its worldwide gross has reached around ₹57.95 crore. These figures are based on publicly available trade estimates and may vary from final audited figures.

The Vvaan Day 5 Box Office Collection

The Vvaan opened in theatres on September 25, 2026.

The film started its theatrical run with an estimated ₹8 crore India net on Day 1. Collections increased over the weekend, with approximately ₹11.25 crore coming on Saturday and ₹14.35 crore on Sunday.

The first Monday brought a significant drop, with the film collecting around ₹5.25 crore.

Tuesday, however, brought a slight improvement.

The film is estimated to have earned ₹6 crore on Day 5, representing a reported growth of around 14.3 percent over Monday.

Estimated India Net Collection

• Day 1: ₹8 crore
• Day 2: ₹11.25 crore
• Day 3: ₹14.35 crore
• Day 4: ₹5.25 crore
• Day 5: ₹6 crore
• 5-Day Total: Approximately ₹44.85 crore

These numbers are industry/trade estimates, not audited final figures.

Worldwide Collection Reaches Around ₹57.95 Crore

The film has also crossed an important worldwide milestone during its first five days.

According to the latest reported figures, The Vvaan has generated approximately ₹57.95 crore worldwide, including around ₹53.45 crore from India and approximately ₹4.50 crore from overseas markets.

This means the film is now approaching the ₹60 crore worldwide mark as it enters its first Wednesday.

Tuesday Brings Some Improvement

The most noticeable change on Day 5 was the film’s movement after Monday’s decline.

The film dropped from its Sunday high of approximately ₹14.35 crore to ₹5.25 crore on Monday. On Tuesday, the collection moved back up to around ₹6 crore.

Discounted ticket prices on Tuesday were also reported as one factor behind the improvement in audience turnout.

The next few days will be important in determining whether the film can maintain this level of weekday performance.

The Vvaan’s First Week So Far

The film’s first three days produced the strongest phase of its opening run.

Its estimated weekend total reached approximately ₹33.60 crore India net, before Monday brought the expected weekday slowdown.

After five days, the film is now close to the ₹45 crore mark domestically.

The remaining weekdays will determine how strongly The Vvaan enters its second weekend.

Competition Ahead

The film has only a limited window to add to its theatrical collection before new releases arrive.

The upcoming weekend will bring fresh competition, which could affect the number of shows and screens available to The Vvaan.

Therefore, its performance on Wednesday and Thursday will be closely watched by the trade.

Sidharth Malhotra’s Box Office Position

The current figures have also moved The Vvaan into the higher-grossing portion of Sidharth Malhotra’s filmography.

According to the latest comparison published by Indian Express, the film has already moved ahead of several of his earlier releases in India and is approaching the domestic lifetime figures of some other films from his career.

However, comparisons based on early box-office figures should be treated separately from final lifetime collections because The Vvaan is still in theatres.

What The Next Few Days Will Show

The most important question for The Vvaan now is whether its Tuesday improvement can continue through the remaining weekdays.

A steady performance would help the film build a stronger first-week total before the second weekend. On the other hand, another significant decline would make the second weekend increasingly important for its overall theatrical run.

For now, the film has reached an estimated ₹44.85 crore India net and ₹57.95 crore worldwide after five days, according to the latest publicly reported trade figures.