Chhaava Box Office Collection Day 14: Vicky's Film Sees SHARP Dip In Morning Shows After Maha Shivratri Boost

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Chhaava Box Office Collection Day 14 Morning Occupancy: The auspicious occasion of Maha Shivratri has turned out to be a blessing for Vicky Kaushal's latest magnum opus 'Chhaava'. Directed by Laxman Utekar, the Hindi-language period drama recorded a significant boost in overall numbers yesterday and had the highest second-Wednesday, in terms of box office collection, for any Hindi film ever. As the movie is set to complete its 2nd week in cinemas today, it saw a sharp drop in morning occupancy today.

Chhaava Box Office Collection Day 13

National Award-winning Bollywood actor Vicky Kaushal has left everyone speechless with his power-packed performance as Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj in Chhaava, produced by Maddock Films. Featuring Rashmika Mandanna as 'Maharani Yesubai' and Akshaye Khanna as 'Aurangzeb', Chhaava opened to positive reviews from fans and critics alike. Amid the crazy trend, the movie earned Rs 31 cr on the day of its release, followed by Rs 219.25 cr in its 1st week.

As per Sacnilk, the movie recorded over 24% hike in numbers on the occasion of Maha Shivratri yesterday (Feb 26). The total 13 day-nett collection stands at Rs 386.25 cr.

Week 1: ₹ 219.25 Cr

Day 8: ₹ 23.5 Cr

Day 9: ₹ 44 Cr

Day 10: ₹ 40 Cr

Day 11: ₹ 18 Cr

Day 12: ₹ 18.5 Cr

Day 13: ₹ 23 Cr

Total - ₹ 386.25 Cr

Chhaava Occupancy Report Day 14 (Morning Shows)

After a record-breaking 2nd Wednesday and an impressive Maha Shivratri boost, Vicky Kaushal's Chhaava had a sharp drop in footfalls in morning shows today. According to the latest Sacnilk update, the movie witnessed only 10.56% morning occupancy today, which is so far the lowest occupancy for Chhaava.

Chhaava Yesterday Vs Today Morning Occupancy

As per the same trade tracking website, Chhaava had a stellar 25.23% morning occupancy yesterday (2nd Wednesday, Feb 26). That means, the Vicky Kaushal starrer had shown almost 15% drop in footfalls during morning shows today compared to yesterday.