The biographical courtroom drama Prahaar – The Ujjwal Nikam Story has transitioned into its second weekday stretch, holding steady across key urban centers. Directed by Avinash Arun and starring Rajkummar Rao as Special Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam alongside Wamiqa Gabbi, Jaideep Ahlawat, and Sikandar Kher, the film chronicles landmark criminal trials in Indian legal history, including the prosecution of the 1993 Bombay Blasts and the 2008 Mumbai Train Attacks.
Following a stable second weekend that pushed cumulative collections past the ₹20 Crore threshold, the film faced its mandatory second Monday test (Day 11). According to live tracking data, Prahaar added an estimated ₹0.45 Crore net across 1,193 tracked shows nationwide, bringing its total domestic net collection to ₹20.55 Crores (with total domestic gross standing at ₹24.46 Crores and worldwide gross touching ₹27.36 Crores).
Day 11 Box Office Performance and Second Monday Breakdown
As Prahaar entered its eleventh theatrical day, it experienced the standard weekday drop typical of content-driven biographical dramas, registering a 62.5% reduction compared to its second Sunday numbers. However, steady advance bookings and niche urban footfalls continue to preserve its theatrical footprint.
- Total India Net Collection: The film has reached a cumulative domestic net of ₹20.55 Crores through Day 11.
- Total India Gross Collection: Total domestic gross earnings have reached ₹24.46 Crores.
- Worldwide Gross Collection: Global earnings have advanced to ₹27.36 Crores (supported by ₹2.90 Crores in overseas gross).
- Day 11 Daily Earnings: On its second Monday, the movie collected an estimated ₹0.45 Crore net from 24,051 tracked footfalls, bringing total cumulative footfalls to 930,957.
Regional Occupancy Highlights on Day 11:
- Mumbai & Pune: Continued as the primary revenue anchors, with Mumbai recording an overall occupancy of 11.3% across 258 shows and Pune posting 10.3% across 149 shows.
- Chennai: Maintained strong niche multiplex interest, leading nationwide regional occupancy at 32.0% overall (peaking at 60.0% during night screenings).
- Kolkata & Hyderabad: Recorded steady late-evening pick-ups, with Kolkata hitting 11.8% overall occupancy (touching 23.0% at night) and Hyderabad maintaining 10.3%.
Theatrical Sustainability and Advance Booking Outlook
With total cumulative footfalls crossing the 9.3 lakh mark, Prahaar continues to serve urban multiplex audiences seeking disciplined legal realism. Advance booking reports for Tuesday (Day 12) indicate that 17,020 tickets worth ₹27.11 Lakhs gross have already been sold, ensuring that the film will maintain its screen allocations into the midweek window.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the total India net collection of Prahaar by Day 11?
As of Day 11 (second Monday), Prahaar – The Ujjwal Nikam Story has accumulated a cumulative domestic net collection of ₹20.55 Crores, with total domestic gross standing at ₹24.46 Crores.
2. How much did Prahaar earn on Day 11?
On its eleventh day, the film collected an estimated ₹0.45 Crore net across cinemas in India, reflecting standard weekday hold patterns.
3. What is the worldwide gross collection of the film?
The worldwide box office gross of Prahaar has reached ₹27.36 Crores, including ₹2.90 Crores from overseas markets.
4. Who directed Prahaar – The Ujjwal Nikam Story?
The biographical courtroom drama is directed by filmmaker Avinash Arun.
5. What are the top-performing regions on Day 11?
Chennai led nationwide in overall show occupancy at 32.0% (peaking at 60.0% at night), followed by steady multiplex numbers in Mumbai, Pune, and Kolkata.
