Yudhra Box Office Collection Day 2: Siddhant’s Film Falls Flat On Second Day With 67% Drop; Crosses 5Cr

Yudhra Box Office Collection Day 2: Siddhant Chaturvedi is one of the actors who has carved a niche for himself in 5 years of his journey in the industry. He has won hearts with his performances in different genres and it is a treat to see him perform. And now, Siddhant is grabbing eyeballs for his recent release which has been one of the most anticipated releases of the year. We are talking about Yudhra which also features Malavika Mohanan and Raghav Juyal in the lead. The movie is helmed by Ravi Udyawar and happens to be an action thriller

Written by Shridhar Raghavan, Yudhra is produced by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani and also features Gajraj Rao, Ram Kapoor, Raj Arjun and Shilpa Shukla in the supporting roles. As the intriguing trailer left the audience wanting for more, Yudhra had opened to a mixed response from the audience. For the uninitiated, Yudhra marks Siddhant's first collaboration with Malavika and Raghav Juyal's second project as a lead antagonist. The movie revolves around a young man who is on an undercover mission to bring down a powerful drug syndicate.

Yudhra Box Office Collection Day 2

Interestingly, Yudhra witnessed an interesting start at the box office courtesy of the movie tickets at Rs 99 offer on National Cinema Day. According to a report published in Sacnilk, Yudhra made an opening day collection of Rs 4.5 crores. However, the second day came with a major drop in numbers of over 67%. The movie fell flare at the box office on day 2 (first Saturday) and minted Rs 1.48 crores which took the overall collections of the movie to Rs 5.98 crores.

Yudhra Fails To Beat Kill

As Yudhra has been facing continuous comparisons with Lakshya starrer Kill, it has failed to beat the Nikhil Nagesh Bhat directorial on the second day. While Yudhra earned Rs 1.48 crores at the box office on day 2, Kill had minted a collection of Rs 2.15 crores.

Meanwhile, talking about Yudhra, Siddhant told DNA, "It's a very personal story of revenge. We never had a reference. Obviously, we knew we had to do something path breaking with the action. It has to look raw and real. We would not do it just for the effect of it. No fight or no violence should be just for style or for shock value. Action always has a purpose behind it."