Tere Ishk Mein box office update: Dhanush and Kriti Sanon’s film slips to about Rs 5.75 crore on Day 7, just as a weekend clash with Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar looms. After a strong start and a solid weekend, the romantic drama saw a gradual decline as it entered the second weekend battle, signaling a competitive stretch ahead.
Week 1 snapshot
Across its opening week, the movie kicked off with roughly Rs 16 crore on Friday, then posted its strongest weekend figures with Rs 17 crore on Saturday and an impressive Rs 19 crore on Sunday. The following Monday brought a typical slowdown to around Rs 8.75 crore, but Tuesday rebounded to about Rs 10.25 crore. Midweek activity remained steady, with Rs 6.85 crore on Wednesday and roughly Rs 5.75 crore on Thursday, pushing India’s net total to approximately Rs 83.60 crore by the end of Week 1. Regionally, metropolitan hubs like Mumbai, Delhi–NCR, and Bengaluru continued to show resilience, while mass circuits also held their ground.
India-wide take and overseas
Domestic figures indicate the film’s gross in India nears Rs 99.50 crore, marking it as Dhanush’s highest Bollywood haul to date. Overseas, the response has been modest — around Rs 8.5 crore gross — which aligns with typical expectations for a romance-driven title. Combined, the global tally crosses the Rs 108 crore mark within the first seven days.
Milestone and milestones for the cast
With this performance, the film becomes Dhanush’s first Bollywood blockbuster to hit the Rs 100 crore mark and marks the seventh such milestone for Kriti Sanon in her career.
Upcoming blockbuster test: Dhurandhar vs. Tere Ishk Mein
Having started the week with limited direct competition, Tere Ishk Mein now faces a high-profile hurdle as Dhurandhar, Ranveer Singh’s action-thriller, hits theaters on Friday. Dhurandhar is expected to command more screens and showings, which could draw a sizable chunk of the romance title’s audience and box office share.
How this plays out will shape how long Tere Ishk Mein can sustain its momentum at the box office. Do you think the shift in screens will significantly alter the film’s staying power, or will strong word-of-mouth keep it afloat even with Dhurandhar’s arrival?
