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‘Thama’, the fifth film of Maddock horror comedy universe, was given a lot of love by the audience as soon as it was released. The film, released on October 21, also got the benefit of Diwali holidays and it became included in the top 5 opening films of 2025 on the opening day.
The film got the benefit of an extended weekend of 6 days, but after entering the weekdays from today, let us know how much this film showing the story of vampires is earning at the box office.
Box office collection of ‘Thama’
‘Thama’ made a strong collection of Rs 24 crore on the opening day. On the second, third and fourth day the film’s earnings were Rs 18.6 crore, Rs 13 crore and Rs 10 crore. The collection for the fifth and sixth day was Rs 13.1 and Rs 12.6 crore.
The film made a spectacular collection of Rs 91.3 crore on the opening weekend. Now like every film, ‘Thamaa’ is also earning money to pass the Monday test. Earning Rs 1.28 crore till 4:10 pm on the 7th day, the film has collected a total of Rs 92.58 crore. These figures available on SACNILC are not final. There may be changes in these.
‘Thama’ breaks the record of ‘Kesari Chapter 2’ after ‘Jaat’
- Ayushmann Khurrana’s film had overtaken the lifetime earnings of Sunny Deol’s ‘Jatt’ on the 6th day itself. Let us tell you that ‘Jat’ had earned Rs 88.26 crore.
- Now the film has crossed the lifetime collection of ‘Kesari Chapter 2’ in the beginning of its 7th day. Akshay Kumar’s film did a business of Rs 92.73 crore.
‘Thama’ has a chance to be included in the top 10 grossing films of 2025
The film still has a chance to be included in the top 10 list of highest grossing films of this year, for this it will have to leave behind Akshay Kumar’s another film ‘Sky Force’ (113.62 crores).
Budget and worldwide collection of ‘Thama’
The budget of the film is Rs 145 crore according to Times of India and it has done a business of Rs 124.50 crore in 6 days according to Saknilk. That means the film has still not been able to make its budget.
However, the film, directed by Aditya Sarpotdar, still has a long time to go, so it will be interesting to see how soon the film goes beyond its budget.
