Udta Teer crosses Rs 63 crore worldwide on Day 11

Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan’s spy comedy Udta Teer is showing that a strange premise can build staying power. The film entered its second week on a steady note, adding an estimated Rs 1.35 crore net in India on Day 11, its second Monday.

A Monday hold with meaning

Weekday numbers reveal how much a film depends on opening-weekend hype. For Udta Teer, a Rs 1.35 crore net collection on a second Monday, with a reported Rs 1.57 crore gross for the day, suggests audiences are returning beyond the initial rush. It played across 4,951 shows in India.

Where the money stands after 11 days

• India net: Rs 43.45 crore
• India gross: Rs 51.82 crore
• Overseas gross: Rs 11.50 crore
• Estimated worldwide gross: Rs 63.32 crore

Overseas markets added Rs 25 lakh on Day 11, pushing the international gross to Rs 11.50 crore. The worldwide figure now sits at an estimated Rs 63.32 crore, according to Sacnilk.

The first week set the base

The opening week brought in Rs 30.90 crore net in India, or Rs 36.86 crore gross. The next three days added Rs 11.20 crore net and Rs 13.39 crore gross before Monday’s hold.

Why the second-Monday number matters

In the box-office calendar, the first Monday after opening weekend is an early stress test. A second Monday is an even later check. Udta Teer‘s Rs 1.35 crore net suggests the film is not collapsing after the first rush; it is settling into a weekday rhythm. That matters because a film that holds weekday audiences usually gets a stronger second weekend and a longer theatrical run.

The film casts Ayushmann as Vikrant, also called Bilal Ahmed, a Pakistani spy who loses his memory after an accident and wakes up believing he is an Indian counter-terrorism agent. Sara Ali Khan plays Yamini, with Rahul Bose and Ram Kapoor in key roles. That identity mix-up drives the comedy, and the espionage plot brings action and twists.

For fans, a second-Monday hold is a quiet signal of staying power. If the film continues this pace into its second weekend, it could add meaningfully to its lifetime total.

Source: The Times of India