It started with promise. But now? The Vadh 2 box office collection day 12 is a harsh reality check. Tuesday brought in just ₹0.01-0.02 crore. After 12 days, the Sanjay Mishra and Neena Gupta thriller has made only ₹3.56 crore total. The theatrical run is basically over.
Vadh 2 Box Office Collection Day 12
Here’s the full day-by-day breakdown:
| Day | Date | Collection | Performance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Feb 6 (Fri) | ₹0.50 Cr | Opening day |
| Day 2 | Feb 7 (Sat) | ₹0.90 Cr | Weekend peak |
| Day 3 | Feb 8 (Sun) | ₹1.00 Cr | Best day |
| Days 4-7 | Weekdays | ₹0.90 Cr | Fading fast |
| Week 1 | – | ₹3.30 Cr | Decent |
| Day 8 | Feb 13 (Fri) | ₹0.04 Cr | O’Romeo kills it |
| Day 9 | Feb 14 (Sat) | ₹0.11 Cr | Valentine’s Day |
| Day 10 | Feb 15 (Sun) | ₹0.07 Cr | Going down |
| Day 11 | Feb 16 (Mon) | ₹0.02 Cr | Almost nothing |
| Day 12 | Feb 17 (Tue) | ₹0.02 Cr | Run over |
| Total | 12 Days | ₹3.56 Cr | Flop |
The Vadh 2 box office collection day 12 shows the second week was a disaster. Once O’Romeo released on February 13, Vadh 2 lost almost all its screens.
Vadh 2 Box Office Collection Day 12: The Budget Problem
The film cost ₹10 crore to make. The Vadh 2 box office collection day 12 total of ₹3.56 crore means the film recovered less than 40% of its budget theatrically. That’s a clear flop by industry standards.
OTT and satellite rights might recover some more. But theatrical alone? This didn’t work.
One Silver Lining
The Vadh 2 box office collection day 12 total still beat the original Vadh from 2022, which made only ₹1 crore lifetime. So at least the sequel did better than the first film. That’s something.
Why Did It Fail?
Competition destroyed it. Border 2 was still dominating. O’Romeo took all the premium screens from day 8 onwards. The Vadh 2 box office collection day 12 shows there was simply no space left for a small thriller with limited buzz.
Final Verdict
The Vadh 2 box office collection day 12 confirms this is wrapping up as a commercial failure. At ₹0.02 crore on Tuesday, theaters have already moved on. The film needed ₹10+ crore to break even. It made ₹3.56 crore. The math doesn’t add up
Disclaimer: Box office figures are based on early estimates and reported data from industry trackers. Final numbers may vary slightly upon official release by the producers & Numbers have not been independently verified by Crickduniya.
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