After a bit of a sluggish start to its second week, "Udta Teer" has finally gained some momentum at the box office over the weekend. Starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan, the film raked in an estimated Rs 4 crore on its second Saturday, marking a solid 45 percent increase from Friday's Rs 2.75 crore.
So far, the film has grossed Rs 36.75 crore in India, with its second weekend haul hitting Rs 6.75 crore over just two days. Saturday's boost has provided some much-needed relief after a rather quiet stretch during the weekdays. It's anticipated that the film will add another Rs 2 to 3 crore on Sunday, bringing the total for the second weekend to around Rs 9 to 10 crore.
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"Udta Teer" kicked off with Rs 3.75 crore on Friday and saw a healthy rise over its opening weekend, collecting Rs 7.25 crore on Saturday and Rs 8 crore on Sunday. However, the numbers gradually dipped throughout the week, with the film earning Rs 3 crore each on Monday and Tuesday, followed by Rs 2.50 crore on both Wednesday and Thursday.
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Oct 28, 2026Its second Friday collection was Rs 2.75 crore, but Saturday's performance brought a much-needed boost. The film is now inching closer to the Rs 40 crore milestone, which it could hit by the end of the weekend.
Directed by Aakash Kaushik, this spy comedy has faced challenges in maintaining a strong hold despite the weekend uptick. Current trends suggest that its theatrical run might wrap up below Rs 45 crore. Additionally, it seems likely that it will finish behind Ayushmann Khurrana's earlier release, "Pati Patni Aur Woh Do."
With "Ramayana" set to hit theaters soon and expected to claim a significant number of screens, "Udta Teer" has limited time left to boost its earnings. The next few days will be crucial in determining how close the film can get to that Rs 45 crore target.
Overall, the film's box office performance has fallen short of expectations, and while Saturday's jump is a positive sign, it may not be enough to alter its overall theatrical fate.
