Taran Adarsh, the trade analyst with a knack for spotting sleeper hits, rolled out a fire‑stoked breakdown on the film’s first week.
The Vvaan netted ₹4.40 crore from 6,966 screens on Day 7, pushing India’s gross to ₹63.57 crore and net to ₹53.50 crore – a tidy sum that sits comfortably above the ₹50 crore threshold the film was chasing.
Overseas, the film added a modest ₹0.50 crore on its seventh day, bringing total international take to ₹5.50 crore and a global tally of ₹69.07 crore. – It’s not a blockbuster abroad, but the numbers show a steady, if cautious, reception.
While The Vvaan holds its own, the clock is ticking as Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam 3 drops today. The holiday Friday (2 Oct) is expected to keep audiences glued, but the competition could weigh on the fantasy thriller’s late‑week momentum.
Behind the scenes, Deepak Kumar Mishra’s direction keeps the pacing brisk, and the chemistry between Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah feels fresh, especially when they trade witty banter in the forest‑set chase. Supporting players like Sunil Grover and Shweta Tiwari add comic relief, but it’s the leads’ swagger that keeps the crowd humming.
With a worldwide haul of ₹69 crore and a steady hold in mass circuits, The Vvaan is set to test its mettle in Week 2. Fans and critics alike will be watching to see if the fantasy thriller can ride the holiday wave or if Drishyam 3 will eclipse it.