Happy Patel Box Office Collection Day 1: Vir Das–Aamir Khan Spy Comedy Opens Modestly, Wins Big on Reviews

Happy Patel Box Office Collection Day 1:   Khatarnak Jasoos, the offbeat spy-comedy marking Vir Das’s directorial debut, arrived in cinemas on Friday and opened to encouraging audience reactions. Produced by Aamir Khan Productions, the film features an ensemble cast including Aamir Khan, Mona Singh, Mithila Palkar, Sharib Hashmi, Srishti Tawade, and Imran Khan.

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Happy Patel Box Office Collection Day 1

According to early estimates from Sacnilk, Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos collected around ₹1.25 Cr on Day 1 at the Indian box office. The film registered an overall 6.44% Hindi occupancy, reflecting a slow start in theatres. The limited opening can be attributed to tough competition from Rahu Ketu, starring Pulkit Samrat, which also released on the same day.

However, the modest numbers haven’t dampened the buzz. Soon after release, Happy Patel began trending on X, with viewers applauding its quirky humour, unconventional narrative, and fearless comic tone. Several celebrities who attended special screenings also shared positive reactions, boosting its visibility among urban audiences.

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Day-wise Box Office Collection (India Net)

Day Collection
Day 1 (Friday) 1.25 Cr
Total 1.25 Cr

 

*Early estimates; final figures may vary.

The film tells the story of Happy Patel, a bumbling British spy who uncovers his Indian heritage while attempting to save a scientist during a chaotic operation in Goa.

The plot spirals into misunderstandings, cultural clashes, and meta-humour, with surprise cameos that have delighted viewers. Aamir Khan’s special appearance has emerged as one of the biggest highlights, while Imran Khan’s comeback has added nostalgia value.

Critics and early viewers describe Happy Patel as a risky comedy that doesn’t rely on safe jokes but instead leans into its own madness. While the Day 1 box office collection is on the lower side, strong word of mouth could help the film witness growth over the weekend, especially in metro cities.

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