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    Haiwaan: Box Office Collections Day 1 (India)

    Haiwaan box office collection Day 1: ₹48.44 L on Friday, 11 Sep 2026 from 1,999 shows across 536 cities at 6.0% occupancy. Total ₹48.44 L.

    These numbers are live and will keep updating through the day as more shows report.

    The film played across 1,491 theatres, with 11 housefull and 5 fast-filling shows.

    Haiwaan began its theatrical run on 11 Sep 2026 (Friday), marking Day 1 of its release.

    Day 1 takes the cumulative India-tracked gross for Haiwaan to ₹48.44 L over 1 day of its theatrical run.

    Advance bookings for Day 2 (Saturday, 12 Sep 2026): ₹80.54 L booked across 6,427 shows in 509 cities, with 2 housefull and 9 fast-filling shows as of this update.

    For the complete day-wise breakup including city-level, state-level, and language-wise splits, visit the full collection page: Haiwaan — Box Office Collections.

    Day 1 Collection Summary

    Haiwaan box office collection — Day 1 (Friday, 11 Sep 2026), India tracked gross
    India gross · Day 1 ₹48.44 L
    Total gross ₹48.44 L
    Tickets sold 23,440
    Shows 1,999
    Occupancy 6.0%
    Theatres 1,491
    Cities 536
    Housefull shows 11
    Fast-filling shows 5

    Top Cities — Day 1

    Haiwaan top 10 cities by box office collection — Day 1, India tracked gross
    City Gross (₹) Tickets Shows Occupancy
    Mumbai ₹3.73 L 1,920 81 11.3%
    Delhi ₹3.60 L 1,296 64 8.5%
    Bengaluru ₹2.43 L 767 72 5.8%
    Jaipur ₹1.66 L 733 33 8.5%
    Pune ₹1.61 L 830 73 6.6%
    Gurugram (Gurgaon) ₹1.51 L 432 47 6.3%
    Hyderabad ₹1.20 L 552 42 5.1%
    Jodhpur ₹1.13 L 887 8 38.2%
    Kolkata ₹1.06 L 514 51 3.4%
    Ahmedabad ₹1.03 L 554 105 4.5%

    Disclaimer: The figures reported here represent India-tracked gross collections across participating chains and venues. The actual total gross may be slightly higher than or approximately equal to what is reported here, as final numbers can vary when late reports are reconciled.

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