The Malayalam action thriller 'I'm Game,' starring Dulquer Salmaan, has seen a considerable decline in its box office collections following its initial weekend. After a promising start, the film's daily earnings and audience occupancy rates dropped significantly from Day 5 onwards, with collections falling below ₹1 crore by its seventh day. Despite this sharp decrease, the movie managed to accumulate ₹22.58 crore net in India during its first week, a figure that notably surpasses the first-week collection of Salmaan's previous outing, 'King of Kotha.' The film's future box office success now hinges on its ability to attract audiences and improve occupancy during its second week.

The Malayalam action thriller 'I'm Game,' starring Dulquer Salmaan, has seen a considerable decline in its box office collections following its initial weekend. After a promising start, the film's daily earnings and audience occupancy rates dropped significantly from Day 5 onwards, with collections falling below ₹1 crore by its seventh day. Despite this sharp decrease, the movie managed to accumulate ₹22.58 crore net in India during its first week, a figure that notably surpasses the first-week collection of Salmaan's previous outing, 'King of Kotha.' The film's future box office success now hinges on its ability to attract audiences and improve occupancy during its second week.

The Malayalam action thriller 'I'm Game,' starring Dulquer Salmaan, has seen a considerable decline in its box office collections following its initial weekend. After a promising start, the film's daily earnings and audience occupancy rates dropped significantly from Day 5 onwards, with collections falling below ₹1 crore by its seventh day. Despite this sharp decrease, the movie managed to accumulate ₹22.58 crore net in India during its first week, a figure that notably surpasses the first-week collection of Salmaan's previous outing, 'King of Kotha.' The film's future box office success now hinges on its ability to attract audiences and improve occupancy during its second week.

I’m Game, the Malayalam action thriller starring Dulquer Salmaan, has seen a sharp decline in box office collections in the week following its opening weekend. According to Sacnilk, the film has collected ₹22.58 crore net in India, with Day 8 collections currently underway.

The film opened on September 3 and earned ₹5.40 crore from 2,727 shows, with an overall occupancy of 42.8 per cent. Day 2 observed a collection of ₹4.90 crore from 3,145 shows at 37 per cent occupancy, while Day 3 minted ₹4.35 crore from 3,014 shows at 34.4 per cent occupancy.

The collection remained steady on Day 4, earning ₹4.35 crore from 2,910 shows at 36.6 per cent occupancy. However, collections dropped significantly on Day 5, with the film earning ₹1.50 crore from 2,610 shows and recording an 18.2 per cent occupancy.

On Day 6, I’m Game collected ₹1.12 crore from 1,856 shows, with occupancy standing at 19.3 per cent. Collection shrank further on Day 7, with the film owning just ₹0.92 crore from 1,819 shows at 16.4 per cent occupancy. The film failed to cross the ₹1 crore mark on the seventh day.

Day 8 is still in progress. Sacnilk reported that the film was running across 274 shows and had recorded ₹0.04 crore in India net collections so far, with 13.9 per cent occupancy. These are live figures, and the final Day 8 collection will be available later in the day.

So far, I’m Game’s first-week total stands at ₹22.58 crore. Despite the evident decline in occupancy, the movie has still garnered more than the first-week collection of Salmaan’s 2023 Malayalam King of Kotha, which stood at just ₹17.54 crore.

The film’s eventual second-week performance will depend on whether it can improve its occupancy through the later shows.

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