Sikandar Box Office Collection Day 10: Will Salman Khan’s Action-Drama Hit Rs 250 Mark?

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Salman Khan’s Eid release Sikandar continues its lukewarm run at the box office, collecting ₹174.50 crore globally in 10 days. The film, made on a ₹250 crore budget, has recovered 70% of its investment but faces challenges due to declining daily collections. On its second Tuesday, the movie added ₹1.35 crore (India net) and ₹3 crore worldwide, struggling to maintain momentum.

Total Box Office Collection

  • India Net Collection: ₹105.75 crore
  • India Gross: ₹125.50 crore
  • Overseas Gross: ₹49 crore
  • Worldwide Total: ₹174.50 crore

Here’s the Indian Box Office Daily Collection Report,

  • Day 1 (Sunday): ₹26 crore
  • Day 2 (Monday): ₹29 crore
  • Day 3 (Tuesday): ₹19.5 crore
  • Day 4 (Wednesday): ₹9.75 crore
  • Day 5 (Thursday): ₹6 crore
  • Week 1 Total: ₹90.25 crore
  • Day 6 (Friday): ₹3.5 crore
  • Day 7 (Saturday): ₹4 crore
  • Day 8 (Sunday): ₹4.75 crore
  • Day 9 (Monday): ₹1.75 crore
  • Day 10 (Tuesday): ₹1.35 crore

Story

Sanjay Rajkot (Salman Khan), a fearless leader in Gujarat, confronts a corrupt politician’s son who harasses a woman. His wife Saisri (Rashmika Mandanna) tragically dies in a bomb blast, donating her organs to three recipients. Sanjay then dedicates his life to fighting injustice for the organ recipients, blending action and emotional drama.

Movie Cast

  • Salman Khan as Sanjay Rajkot
  • Rashmika Mandanna as Saisri
  • Kajal Aggarwal in a pivotal role
  • Sharman Joshi, Prateik Babbar, Sathyaraj, Sanjay Kapoor

Movie Review: Experts’ Take

Trade analysts highlight weak scripting and pacing issues for the film’s underperformance. Despite Salman’s star power, the plot fails to engage fans, with daytime occupancies dropping sharply by the second week. Critics note the lack of novelty in the action sequences and emotional beats.

Will Sikandar Cross ₹250 Crore?
With upcoming releases creating competition, Sikandar needs a stronghold to hit breakeven. The film’s current trajectory suggests a lifetime collection of ₹150-160 crore, falling short of its budget.