Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia’s The Vvaan – The Forest Force is showing signs of gaining momentum at the box office. After opening with a decent collection, the film witnessed an increase in earnings on Saturday and has crossed the ₹25 crore mark worldwide in its first two days.

The film generated curiosity even before its release, with advance bookings indicating a healthy opening. Its unique genre, along with the pairing of Sidharth and Tamannaah, has also helped attract audiences to theatres.

‘The Vvaan’ earns ₹25 crore worldwide in two days

According to the reported figures, The Vvaan collected around ₹8 crore on its opening day.

The film then witnessed growth on Saturday, earning approximately ₹11.25 crore. Its two-day domestic net collection has therefore reached around ₹19.25 crore.

The movie has reportedly collected ₹22.90 crore in gross domestic earnings over the first two days.

Its overseas performance has also contributed to the overall tally, with approximately ₹2.25 crore coming from international markets.

As a result, the film's worldwide gross collection stands at around ₹25.15 crore after two days.

Budget is reportedly around ₹130 crore

While the film has crossed ₹25 crore worldwide, it still has a considerable distance to cover before recovering its reported production cost.

The budget of The Vvaan is reportedly estimated at around ₹130 crore.

Therefore, the first weekend will be crucial for the film. Strong Saturday and Sunday collections could give it the momentum needed to perform better during the weekdays.

Sidharth explores a different genre

The Vvaan is also significant for Sidharth Malhotra as it sees the actor taking on a different kind of role.

The film combines elements of mythology, religion and fantasy, giving it a distinct identity compared with some of his previous projects.

Tamannaah Bhatia's popularity and the chemistry between the two lead actors could also work in the film's favour.

Sunday collections will be important

The film's Sunday numbers are still awaited, and they could provide a clearer picture of its box-office prospects.

With its worldwide collection already at approximately ₹25.15 crore after two days, the key question now is whether The Vvaan can maintain its momentum after the weekend.

If audience interest remains strong, the film could see a significant jump in its first-week collection. The coming weekdays will ultimately determine whether the movie can turn its promising opening weekend into a sustained theatrical run.