‘Ustaad Bhagat Singh’ Box Office Collection: Pawan Kalyan–Raashii Khanna Film Crosses ₹81 Crore in Opening Weekend
Ustaad Bhagat Singh, headlined by Pawan Kalyan, has managed to cross the Rs 81 crore mark worldwide within just four days of its release, marking a strong start at the box office. The film, which also stars Raashii Khanna, opened to significant buzz and fan enthusiasm, especially in the Telugu-speaking regions, where the actor enjoys a massive following.
Released during the festive occasion of Ugadi, the film benefited from holiday footfall and strong advance bookings. Its opening day numbers were particularly impressive, driven by Pawan Kalyan’s star power and the long-awaited collaboration with director Harish Shankar. However, while the film had a solid start, its growth over the weekend remained relatively moderate rather than explosive.
According to box office estimates, the film collected around Rs 60.80 crore net in India within its first four days. Globally, the total gross reached approximately Rs 81.78 crore, indicating a strong opening weekend overall. On Day 4 alone, the film earned roughly Rs 8 crore in India, reflecting a slight dip compared to its opening day but still maintaining a steady pace.
Despite crossing the Rs 80 crore mark globally, the film’s trajectory suggests a slowdown after its initial surge. Trade analysts note that the collections dropped significantly after Day 1, and the expected weekend jump remained limited. This indicates that while the film attracted audiences initially, sustaining that momentum may be challenging in the coming days.
One of the key factors impacting its performance is the strong competition from Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which has been dominating the box office and audience attention across India. The Ranveer Singh starrer has created massive buzz with record-breaking advance bookings and high occupancy rates, making it difficult for other releases to maintain screens and visibility.
Additionally, the film has received mixed responses from audiences and critics, which has influenced its box office trend. While fans have appreciated the mass appeal, action sequences and Pawan Kalyan’s screen presence, others have pointed out issues with the storyline and pacing. This mixed word-of-mouth has contributed to the film’s relatively flat growth over the weekend.
Another notable aspect is the film’s performance in overseas markets. While it managed to contribute a decent share to the overall earnings, it has not performed as strongly as expected in key international territories. This has slightly limited its global growth despite a strong domestic opening.
That said, crossing Rs 80 crore within four days is still a significant achievement, especially for a regional film facing stiff competition from a major pan-India release. The film continues to draw audiences in select markets, particularly in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, where fan-driven footfall remains strong.
As the film moves into the weekdays, its box office performance will depend on its ability to sustain audience interest amid competition and new releases. While the opening weekend has set a solid foundation, the coming days will determine whether Ustaad Bhagat Singh can maintain momentum or see a sharper decline.
Released during the festive occasion of Ugadi, the film benefited from holiday footfall and strong advance bookings. Its opening day numbers were particularly impressive, driven by Pawan Kalyan’s star power and the long-awaited collaboration with director Harish Shankar. However, while the film had a solid start, its growth over the weekend remained relatively moderate rather than explosive.
According to box office estimates, the film collected around Rs 60.80 crore net in India within its first four days. Globally, the total gross reached approximately Rs 81.78 crore, indicating a strong opening weekend overall. On Day 4 alone, the film earned roughly Rs 8 crore in India, reflecting a slight dip compared to its opening day but still maintaining a steady pace.
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Despite crossing the Rs 80 crore mark globally, the film’s trajectory suggests a slowdown after its initial surge. Trade analysts note that the collections dropped significantly after Day 1, and the expected weekend jump remained limited. This indicates that while the film attracted audiences initially, sustaining that momentum may be challenging in the coming days.
One of the key factors impacting its performance is the strong competition from Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which has been dominating the box office and audience attention across India. The Ranveer Singh starrer has created massive buzz with record-breaking advance bookings and high occupancy rates, making it difficult for other releases to maintain screens and visibility.
Additionally, the film has received mixed responses from audiences and critics, which has influenced its box office trend. While fans have appreciated the mass appeal, action sequences and Pawan Kalyan’s screen presence, others have pointed out issues with the storyline and pacing. This mixed word-of-mouth has contributed to the film’s relatively flat growth over the weekend.
Another notable aspect is the film’s performance in overseas markets. While it managed to contribute a decent share to the overall earnings, it has not performed as strongly as expected in key international territories. This has slightly limited its global growth despite a strong domestic opening.
That said, crossing Rs 80 crore within four days is still a significant achievement, especially for a regional film facing stiff competition from a major pan-India release. The film continues to draw audiences in select markets, particularly in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, where fan-driven footfall remains strong.
As the film moves into the weekdays, its box office performance will depend on its ability to sustain audience interest amid competition and new releases. While the opening weekend has set a solid foundation, the coming days will determine whether Ustaad Bhagat Singh can maintain momentum or see a sharper decline.









