Mastiii 4 Box Office Collection Day 1: Riteish’s Film Sees Slow Start; Beats Farhan’s 120 Bahadur By A Whisker

Mastiii 4 Box Office Collection Day 1: Mastiii 4 is the latest addition to the Masti franchise, continuing the adult-comedy style for which the series is known. The film features the return of its popular lead trio-Riteish Deshmukh, Vivek Oberoi, and Aftab Shivdasani-as Amar, Meet, and Prem, respectively, with new and familiar faces in supporting roles. Mastiii 4 sticks closely to the franchise formula, blending naughty comedy and over-the-top humor reminiscent of other Bollywood adult comedies like Housefull.

For the uninitiated, Mastiii 4 is the fourth installment of the Masti franchise began with the hit 2004 film Masti and is recognized for its bold, slapstick humor with mature themes. It evolved through sequels Grand Masti (2013), Great Grand Masti (2016), and now Mastiii 4 in 2025, each time raising the stakes and comedic antics around the theme of frustrated husbands pursuing thrills outside their marriages. However, Mastiii 4 opened to a mixed response from the audience but saw a slow start at the box office

Mastiii 4 Box Office Collection Day 1

According to a report published in Sacnilk, Mastiii 4 made a collection of Rs 2.75cr on day 1 (first Friday)

Mastiii 4 vs 120 Bahadur Day 1 Collection

To note, Mastiii 4 witnessed a box office clash with 120 Bahadur and it has managed to beat the latter. For the uninitiated, 120 Bahadur had made a collection of Rs 2.35cr on its day of release

Mastiii 4 Box Office Collection Day 2 Prediction

Given the fact that the weekend has begun, Mastiii 4 is expected to rake in Rs 4-5cr on day 2 (first Saturday) and will be inching close to Rs 10cr. It will be interesting to see if Mastiii 4 will continue its lead over 120 Bahadur during the weekend.

Meanwhile, during a conversation with NDTV, Farhan opened up about the challenges they faced while shooting for 120 Bahadur at 14000 feet in Ladakh and stated, "You're shooting in any place that is inhospitable to a certain degree, it's always a challenge. Ladakh, of course. So we were shooting at about 14,000 feet. The weather was extremely hot at times and then extremely cold. We experienced dust storms like I'd never seen before in Ladakh - and I've been there many times myself".