Haiwaan Box Office Drops to Rs 50 Lakh on Day 4; Total 7.25 Crore

Haiwaan, the action thriller led by Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan, has posted a sharp box-office decline, with Monday’s tally limited to Rs 0.5 crore and the four-day total reaching Rs 7.25 crore. The film opened to a weak weekend and has shown little recovery in the days since, underscoring a challenging run ahead.
Box-office breakdown shows Day 1 at Rs 2.50 crore, Day 2 at Rs 2.25 crore, Day 3 at Rs 2 crore, and Day 4 at Rs 0.50 crore, for a cumulative Rs 7.25 crore. The pattern points to a continued downward trajectory, with word-of-mouth remaining tepid.
Haiwaan follows Shyam Rane, a visually impaired building maintenance head with heightened senses and remarkable reflexes. His life shifts when Pradhan reveals a secret from his past, and a mysterious man named Parshuram Gokhale begins targeting people connected to him. After Pradhan becomes a victim and Shyam is wrongly blamed, he learns that Parshuram is searching for Pradhan’s young daughter, Nandini. Determined to protect her, Shyam races to reach Nandini before Parshuram, while Varsha helps him uncover the truth and prove his innocence. In addition to the main leads, the film features Boman Irani, Shriya Pilgaonkar, Saiyami Kher, Rajpal Yadav and others in key roles.
The box-office figures, opening-day forecasts and lifetime projections cited here are described as subjective trade estimates, compiled from various commercial parameters and market sentiment. They are not finalised box-office receipts or certified accounts.
With no significant growth since release, Haiwaan’s trajectory remains downward, leaving industry observers waiting to see whether the film can recover in the coming days or whether the momentum will stay weak through the rest of its run. DPIFF’s newsroom will continue to monitor Haiwaan’s box-office trajectory and provide updates as numbers evolve.
Current confirmed takeaway: Haiwaan has accumulated Rs 7.25 crore across four days, with Day 4 at Rs 0.50 crore; the four-day run signals a challenging horizon. DPIFF will continue to track the film’s performance in the days ahead.




