Brahmastra Box Office Day 5: Ranbir Kapoor starrer earns ₹155 crore in India

In the movie, Shah Rukh Khan also has a cameo. On Monday (day 4), Brahmastra had made 16 crore net, as opposed to between 41 and 42 crore on Sunday (day 3). The collections decreased by about 20% on day 5.

Digital Desk: On September 9, the eagerly anticipated "Brahmastra" starring Ranbir and Ali debuted in theatres. Ayan Mukerji's fantasy film was a success at the box office, grossing more than 160 crores worldwide in just two days after its release. The film made significantly less money at the box office on Tuesday, earning 11–11.3 crore net for the Hindi version and 12.5 crore net for all other languages, including Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada. The domestic total is approximately 154.90 crores net.

Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna, and Mouni Roy co-star in the movie Brahmastra with him. In the movie, Shah Rukh Khan also has a cameo. On Monday (day 4), Brahmastra had made 16 crore net, as opposed to between 41 and 42 crore on Sunday (day 3). The collections decreased by about 20% on day 5.

The decrease was not substantial and can be made up if the film's takings rise in the days that follow. Brahmastra experienced the most drop in domestic box office receipts among all national chains in the country, according to a Box OfficeIndia.com poll.

Earlier, Ayan Mukerji wrote on Instagram that the financial health of the film Brahmastra was fine. He said that the film had amassed 225 crore at the foreign box office and had generated over $100 crore at the home box office in just three days. In addition, the director expressed gratitude to the audience for its support. "Brahmastra has had a terrific opening weekend with viewers," he captioned the photo in part. The only emotion present is gratitude, gratitude, and more gratitude for our audiences!

Director Ayan Mukerji has a trilogy planned, the first of which is titled Brahmastra (formal title: Bramhastra Part One- Shiva). The movie, which was supported by Karan Johar, debuted to mixed reviews, with moviegoers and critics appreciating the action and special effects but condemning the screenplay.