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'Haiwaan' box office collection day 3: Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan's film earns Rs 1.85 cr; drops 26%; India net reaches Rs 7.35 cr

'Haiwaan' witnessed a decline in its India net collection on the first Sunday. The Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan starrer earned Rs 1.85 cr on Day 3, .

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'Haiwaan' witnessed a decline in its India net collection on the first Sunday. The Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan starrer earned Rs 1.85 cr on Day 3, according to Sacnilk. The film recorded the collection across 4,374 shows on September 13. This marks a 26.0% decline from the Rs 2.50 cr net earned on Saturday.With the latest numbers, 'Haiwaan' has collected Rs 7.35 cr net in India. Its total India gross collection stands at Rs 8.80 cr after three days. The film opened with Rs 3.00 cr net on September 11. It was screened across 7,224 shows and registered 11.0% occupancy on its first Friday.The collection moved to Rs 2.50 cr on Saturday. The second day had 5,759 shows and recorded 14.0% occupancy. Sunday saw the collection fall further despite the weekend.'Haiwaan' earns Rs 75 lakhs from overseas markets'Haiwaan' earned Rs 75 lakhs from overseas markets on Day 3. Its cumulative overseas gross has now reached Rs 2.75 cr. Combining the India and overseas figures brings the film's worldwide gross collection to Rs 11.55 cr.The three-day India net currently stands at Rs 7.35 cr. The India gross has reached Rs 8.80 cr, while the overseas gross stands at Rs 2.75 cr.Hindi 2D version records 17.13% overall occupancyThe Hindi 2D version of 'Haiwaan' recorded an overall occupancy of 17.13% on Day 3. The morning shows registered 6.15% occupancy. The afternoon shows performed better with 19.77% occupancy. Evening shows recorded the highest response of the day at 22.92%. Night shows also registered a relatively strong 19.69% occupancy. Despite these figures, the film's India net collection remained below Saturday's total.The reported overall Day 3 occupancy stood at 14.0%. The film had 4,374 shows across India on its first Sunday.Akshay Kumar plays the vengeful killer Parshuram'Haiwaan' centres on a murder case involving a retired judge and his visually impaired caretaker. Saif Ali Khan plays Shyam Rane, a maintenance worker who has served retired Judge Pradhan.After Pradhan is murdered, Shyam becomes caught up in the investigation. Although he cannot see, he senses that a killer was present inside the room.Akshay Kumar plays Parshuram, a vengeful killer who is searching for Nandini, the hidden daughter of the retired judge. Shyam is framed for Pradhan's murder and must evade the police. He then attempts to find Nandini and protect her from Parshuram. During the journey, Shyam discovers a shocking secret about Nandini.Boman Irani's character sets the story in motionBoman Irani plays retired Judge Pradhan in the film. His murder becomes the event that drives the central conflict. Shyam's relationship with Pradhan becomes important after the death. His heightened senses help him recognise the presence of someone dangerous despite being visually impaired. Meanwhile, Parshuram continues hunting for Nandini. Shyam must stay ahead of the police while trying to uncover the truth behind the murder. The movie is said to be an exact remake of the Malayalam thriller 'Oppam'.'Haiwaan' has received mixed reviews since its release. ETimes has rated the film 2.5 stars out of 5.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie's box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalised. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.Get the latest Bollywood & Entertainment News, and more. Download the TOI app.Give your child the gift of confidence! Claim your exclusive TOI Masterclass spot today!

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