Saiyaara Box Office Collection Day 7: Ahaan Panday-Aneet Padda's movie crosses ₹200 cr worldwide in first week
According to industry tracker Sacnilk, Saiyaara has minted ₹ 11.71 crore on day 7.
With the latest earnings, the total business made by the film in its first week at the ticket window is now ₹ 165.46 crore.
However, these are live data from the website. The final figures will be out after the last shows.
The Ahaan Panday film saw a slight dip in theatre footfall on Thursday. The film had an overall 28.54% occupancy on July 24, 2025. The occupancy was as follows:
On day 6, Saiyaara's India Net Collection was ₹ 153.75 crore. Its Worldwide Collection was ₹ 220 crore, while its Overseas Collection ₹ 37 crore on the same day. The India Gross Collection was ₹ 183 crore on day 6.
Delhi NCR and Mumbai regions continue to hold maximum screenings for Saiyaara. In terms of occupancy, Pune, Bengaluru and Hyderabad are following the metro cities closely. Among tier 2 and tier 3 cities, Jaipur and Lucknow topped the chart with the highest turnout in theatres.
Saiyaara is helmed by YRF. It marks Mohit Suri's return to the romance genre after a long time.
Following the success of the film, Mohit Suri penned a note, thanking filmmaker Sandeep Reddy Vanga for his support.
Mohit took to X, formerly Twitter and wrote, "Sandeep, @imvangasandeep thank you for being the first one to openly support and express your generous belief in Saiyaara. It meant the world coming from a filmmaker whose craft I deeply admire. I've always respected the raw emotion, fearlessness and intensity you bring to your stories. It reminds me why we do what we do to move people, to connect. Grateful to walk this path alongside storytellers like you. Here's to more powerful cinema and always a fan!'
Saiyaara is a romance-drama, focusing on Krish Kapoor (Ahaan Panday), a budding musician, and Vaani Batra (Aneet Padda), a shy writer. Through their relationship, the film explores love, loss and drama.
Saiyaara received immense love from the audience. In several viral videos on social media, many in the audience were seen sobbing, crying out loud and even dancing in the cinema halls.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Hindustan Times
2 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Hari Hara Veera Mallu box office collection day 2: Pawan Kalyan's film sees a massive drop but surpasses ₹50 crore mark
Hari Hara Veera Mallu box office collection Day 2: Despite securing one of the highest openings of his career, Pawan Kalyan's film failed to attract audiences on its second day, resulting in a steep decline in box office collections. However, despite the drop, the film has crossed the ₹50 crore mark. Pawan Kalyan's still from Hari Hara Veera Mallu. Hari Hara Veera Mallu box office report According to Sacnilk, Pawan Kalyan's film collected ₹34.75 crore on its opening day. The film received a lukewarm response from both critics and audiences, which has undoubtedly impacted its box office performance. As per the trade tracking site, the film witnessed a significant drop and earned only ₹7.77 crore on Day 2. Nevertheless, the film has managed to take its total collection to ₹55.27 crore. On Friday, Hari Hara Veera Mallu recorded an overall Telugu occupancy rate of 21.71%, with 17.75% for morning shows, 20.17% in the afternoon, and 27.21% in the evening. Even Ram Charan's Game Changer had a massive opening, earning ₹51 crore on Day 1, but saw a drop of over 57% on Day 2, collecting only ₹21.6 crore. The film eventually turned out to be a box office bomb. It remains to be seen whether Pawan Kalyan's film will be able to draw audiences over the weekend. The film has also faced boycott calls on social media. During a success meet in Hyderabad, Pawan addressed the issue and encouraged his fans to remain strong. He said, 'I specifically want to tell something to my fans. Meeru antha sunnitham ga undakandi ayya (Don't be so sensitive). Why are you all feeling down because someone has said something? I am the one being beaten down; you enjoy life, feel free. Don't feel bad for every comment on social media. Dhammunte tirigi kottandi, etla daadi cheyyalo cheyyandi (If you have the guts, hit back). Chew out all the negative aspects.' About Hari Hara Veera Mallu The Telugu-language period action-adventure film is directed by Krish Jagarlamudi and A. M. Jyothi Krishna, from a screenplay by Jagarlamudi and Sai Madhav Burra. The film stars Pawan Kalyan in the titular role, alongside Bobby Deol and Nidhhi Agerwal in key roles. It tells the story of an outlaw named Veera Mallu, who comes face-to-face with Aurangzeb in his quest for the Koh-i-Noor. An excerpt from Hindustan Times' review of the film reads: "HHVM has been in production for over half a decade, and while the makers had their own mountains to climb, the film just feels like a wasted opportunity. Where Laxman Utekar's Vicky Kaushal-starrer Chhaava succeeds in making you root for the resistance against Aurangzeb's tyranny, this film meanders while pretending to have a purpose for it all. Does HHVM have moments where you see the potential? Sure. But a story like this needed a deft hand, which it lacks."
Time of India
2 hours ago
- Time of India
If you are young and this movie made you cry, ask yourself this question
A nomad interested in twisting the kaleidoscope of science and looking for new patterns I am not a movie buff, and hence it takes a lot for a movie to catch my attention. So, Saiyaara is clearly a phenomenon, more so because everyone who saw had the same experience. It appears that Saiyaara is the romantic anthem of recent times, but with a difference. It is making young people CRY. This is what has forced me to dare engage with the most pragmatic and wise people that ever walked the planet, i.e., people who are under 35 today. As I have interacted with them on various platforms, ranging from students of IIM or NID and even state universities, the first thing I have noticed that in any class that I walked in, my students were wiser than me about the ways of the world. I have noticed that my students always knew why they were in the class room. They were there to get a degree and go out to make money. Nothing more, nothing less. If I asked about their dreams, the answer was always the same. They were very clear. They will make money. They will retire. They will travel the world. This may sound completely normal to you if you are young. But, for me, a man from Gen-past, this was a huge surprise because all we could dream of when we were young was to get the girl/guy we were madly in love with. We were clear too. We wanted to our love interest to speak the three magical words of 'I love you'. And that was it. Our colleges led to as much education as heart breaks or moments of bliss when the other person also said, 'I love you'. Reality that money is the prime mover of the world did hit us, but it was a thereafter-realisation that arrived once we had passed the test of love. Due to this (misplaced?) priority for love that we suffered from, we were prone to crying in the romantic movies. So crying in the movies was not an exception but a norm, for our generation. What we know for sure is that your generation is not like us. Even if we try to think otherwise, your generation that doesn't believe in mincing words always makes it clear to us. So, What doesn't make sense is that you are crying!!! And if you are crying, I suggest that you need to introspect and find out why. As I am from a generation where people fell in love without the pragmatism that your generation has, I have a humble proposition for you to consider, especially because we have experienced the power of love. Look within. You could be crying because you too must have loved just like every other generation. The problem is that your realism must have led you to question that feeling using logic. So, while your heart must have gone down head over heels, your cynicism would have made you rationalise it as a stupid waste of time. You would have put your biological love to the test of financial and worldly realities and it would have fared poorly, making you bury it. While you must have forgotten about it and got busy with work and career, knowing love, let me tell you something that I know. The world may have moved on (as per you), but love is a very stubborn and ancient force that never believes in following the world. Love has a job to do which is considered to be of paramount importance by the mother-system called Life-on-Earth. You may want to make marketing presentations and climb the corporate ladder or build a start up and sell it for a billion dollars, but love doesn't care wee bit. All it wants is that you go through the inconvenience of going forth and multiplying just as your ancestors have done continuously for almost four billion years. You may have managed to forget it by being a realist (to your imaginary reality), love will never forget or forgive (as it responds to the actual and the only reality in which you exist as a body). You may or may not have realised it, but what made you cry is the love that you thought you have buried and moved on. But as love never believes in giving up, on itself or you, it is the culprit that would have made you cry. I know that love is tough but you think you are tougher. You may have momentarily lowered your guards, allowing love to surface but now you would be back to your desk calculating Mutual Fund gain of the day. The movie and the emotions you felt would get crushed under your wisdom about how materialistic is the world, but I have a request. Every generation before you has succumbed to love, and you too are here because someone loved. So, what you are trifling with or ignoring is something bigger than everything that humans do while existing on this planet. Love may seem like an inconvenience now, but as you age, you will realise that burying something so potent is a very dangerous idea. Burying it is not going to work. It has not worked for the entire history of humanity and it is, hence, unlikely to work just because you think you are rational. Today it was a temporary angst caused by the movie, tomorrow it will be deep regret as love is the only binding force human brain can have. If you don't bind using love, all that you will end up with is loneliness. This loneliness would by like an abyss that no amount of wealth or travelling will be able to fill. If you do manage your dream of an early retirement, all you would end up will be more lonely time. If you have cried, I see a ray of hope. Love within you is buried but still is alive as an emotion. If you have cried, you have a chance to reclaim it. Think about it. Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Disclaimer Views expressed above are the author's own.
India.com
2 hours ago
- India.com
Saiyaara Box Office Collection Day 8: Ahaan Panday, Aneet Padda's romantic saga continues to storm, beats Raid 2 lifetime, earns Rs...
Saiyaara madness is continuing to hold its presence at the theater halls. Helmed by Mohit Suri, the movie, which was released on July 18, has made the entire nation go gaga over the mushy romance. Featuring debutants Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, Saiyaara box office collection on day 8 stands at Rs 18 crore, as per early estimates given by industry tracker Sacnilk. Saiyaara Scripts History at the Box Office Saiyaara is one of those few films that earned in double digits despite starring debutants. Saiyaara's day 1 box office collection stood at Rs 21 crore. In the following days, the movie witnessed a huge increase in numbers, peaking on day 3 when Saiyaara collected Rs 35.75 crore — which also happened to be a Sunday. Mohit Suri's film maintained its magic by minting Rs 24 crore on its first Monday. It is often said that the first Monday for a film is extremely crucial as it decides the graph of the movie. Now, with Saiyaara's box office collection on day 8, the movie has grossed Rs 190 crore in India and will soon enter the Rs 200 crore club. Saiyaara Box Office Collection Worldwide While Mohit Suri's romantic saga is making waves in India, the worldwide collection is also noteworthy. According to a report by Hindustan Times, Saiyaara has grossed a little over $5 million (approximately Rs 43 crore) in overseas markets, pushing its worldwide total to Rs 256 crore. Saiyaara has now crossed the lifetime haul of Ajay Devgn's Raid 2, which stands at Rs 237 crore. The film is expected to hold steady during the second weekend and now aims to surpass the collections of Sitaara Zameen Par (Rs 264 crore) and Housefull 5 (Rs 289 crore).
