Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia’s fantasy thriller "The Vvaan - Force of the Forrest" has reached ₹82 crore in terms of global revenue by Day 11. The film’s India net collection stood at ₹63.05 crore, while its India gross reached ₹74.90 crore. Overseas collections added another ₹7.10 crore to the total.
Directed by Deepak Kumar Mishra, the film recorded ₹0.95 crore in India net on its second Monday. This was a sharp 70.8% drop from Sunday, when it collected ₹3.25 crore, as per trade portal Sacnilk. Despite the decline, the movie managed a sizeable theatrical presence, with 1,970 shows across India on Day 11.
India remains the main revenue source for "The Vvaan - Force of the Forrest", contributing around 91% of its worldwide gross. The film’s strongest performance has come from the heartland and mass-market circuits, particularly Bihar. Its folk-thriller setting appears to have connected strongly with audiences there, with the Chhath Puja season helping drive significant interest. What began as a modest release has therefore turned into a strong regional box-office run.
Delhi-NCR had the largest theatrical presence when the film opened, with 692 shows on the first day. The Mumbai circuit followed with 491 shows and recorded an initial occupancy rate of more than 30%.
By comparison, the overseas market has played a much smaller role in the film’s overall earnings. With ₹7.10 crore collected internationally so far, the remainder of the movie’s box-office performance would depend largely on its Indian audience, especially viewers in the heartland markets.
