Bhooth Bangla Day 34 Box Office: 0.80 Cr Net Collection As It Ties Record With Jawan

The fifth-week journey of Bhooth Bangla is proving to be a masterclass in theatrical endurance. As we move past the 34-day mark, the film is still managing to pull in audiences despite several new releases entering the fray. On its fifth Wednesday, the movie added another 80 lakh rupees to its domestic net total, showing that it still has enough gas in the tank to keep the momentum alive.

When we look at the numbers analytically, today's collection of 0.80 crore represents a very logical 11.1 percent drop from Tuesday's performance of 0.90 crore. For a film in its fifth week, staying near the 1-crore mark on a weekday is a clear sign of healthy occupancy. The movie operated across 2,457 shows nationwide today, which is a significant count considering the length of its run.

To give you a better picture of the cumulative success, Bhooth Bangla has now reached a total India net collection of 170.75 crore rupees. If we look at the gross figures, the domestic total stands at 202.39 crore. The international markets have also played their part, contributing roughly 3 lakh rupees today to take the overseas total to 53.63 crore. This brings the grand worldwide gross to a staggering 256.02 crore rupees.

Looking at the historical numbers, this collection puts the film in a very strong position. At 80 lakhs, it is now tied for the 9th highest Day 34 collection, right alongside Jawan. Being on the same level as some of the biggest releases shows that the film has a lot of staying power and is continuing to find an audience even late into its run.

1. Dhurandhar: 4.25 Cr
2. Stree 2: 2.50 Cr
3. Chhaava: 2.35 Cr
4. Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge: 2.00 Cr
5. URI: The Surgical Strike: 1.60 Cr
6. Mahavatar Narsimha: 1.40 Cr
7. Drishyam 2: 0.82 Cr
8. Jawan: 0.80 Cr
9. Bhooth Bangla: 0.80 Cr
10. Badhaai Ho:0.80 Cr

Looking at the national chains, the film saw consistent ticket movement throughout the day. PVR led the way with approximately 1,470 tickets sold, while INOX and Cinepolis followed with 1,080 and 630 tickets respectively. This brings the total ticket sales across these major three chains to about 3,180 for the day. These contributions have helped the film maintain its presence in urban centers even after a month of release.

In terms of regional performance, the National Capital Region remained the most active with 305 shows and an overall occupancy of 10 percent. Mumbai followed with 94 shows and a higher occupancy rate of 11.5 percent, with afternoon shows peaking at 19 percent. Ahmedabad also showed decent interest with 159 shows and an evening occupancy of 14 percent. This spread indicates that the film is still effectively catering to its core Hindi-speaking audience in the major metros.

The broader stats for this project are quite massive. Over its 34-day journey, Bhooth Bangla has been screened across 219,081 shows. The total ticket sales on BookMyShow have now crossed the 31.85 lakh mark, with the current week showing steady figures of 15K on Monday, 21K on Tuesday, and 12K on Wednesday. This consistency is exactly what helped the film sail past the 250-crore worldwide gross milestone earlier this week.