Overview
- Industry tracker Sacnilk reports the film earned about ₹24 crore India net and roughly ₹37.3 crore worldwide over its opening weekend (June 5–7).
- Collections plunged on the first Monday, with trade estimates showing a fall of about 60 percent and single‑day figures reported in the ~₹2.6–3.5 crore range, producing divergent cumulative India net totals in the high‑₹20s to low‑₹30s by early tracking.
- Critical and audience reaction has been broadly mixed to negative, and reviewers and exhibitors cited weak word‑of‑mouth as a key reason for the quick weekday decline.
- Puja Entertainment has filed a confirmed ₹400 crore lawsuit in the Bombay High Court alleging unauthorized recreation or use of songs from the 1999 film Biwi No.1, creating an active legal risk for the producers Tips Films and David Dhawan.
- The release faced heavy competition for screens from other new films, and with an unconfirmed report that it could reach ZEE5 about six weeks after release, producers will rely on digital and licensing deals plus overseas receipts to try to recoup the mid‑budget production cost.