Udta Teer Day 13 India Net Hits ₹45.24 Crore

Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan's spy comedy reaches ₹45.24 crore India net by Day 13, with a ₹19 lakh midday estimate and 5.2% morning occupancy.

Udta Teer Day 13: ₹45.24 crore India net

Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan’s action comedy Udta Teer has reached an estimated ₹45.24 crore India net in its first 13 days, according to Sacnilk’s midday box office tracker. The gross figure stands at ₹53.88 crore, while Day 13 is still a running estimate: ₹19 lakh net from 1,688 shows counted by early afternoon. The final Day 13 number will be updated after evening and night collections are reported.

The film, directed by Akash A Kaushik, opened on October 23 at ₹4.10 crore India net. By the second week, the early occupancy reading shows how far the film has moved from the opening rush.

Day 13 by the numbers

  • Day 13 running estimate: ₹19 lakh net from 1,688 shows
  • Total India net: ₹45.24 crore
  • Total India gross: ₹53.88 crore
  • Morning occupancy (Hindi 2D): 5.2%, with Jaipur highest at 8.0%
  • Day 14 advance: ₹6.15 lakh gross from 2,276 tickets across 194 shows

Reading the provisional number

Sacnilk is careful to call Day 13 a running estimate, not a final. The service compiles box office figures from several sources and its own research, and notes that producer figures can differ widely. In practice, a midday update over 1,688 shows is a direction: it suggests the film is in a low single-digit occupancy corridor for morning shows, and that the day’s final number will depend on evening and night walk-ins.

The occupancy split is useful. Jaipur leads at 8.0%, which means the overall 5.2% morning reading is not evenly distributed. A family-oriented spy comedy is likely to depend on leisure-time audiences rather than early shows, so the night update matters more than the afternoon snapshot.

The long tail

By Day 13, the market is no longer asking whether Udta Teer can open; it is asking how long it can hold screens. The Day 14 advance of ₹6.15 lakh gross from 194 shows gives an early indication that the next day will be quiet. That is not unusual for a film in its second week after an October release, but it raises the bar for the weekend to justify continued show counts.

For trade watchers, the useful checkpoint is not the headline total but the comparison between tonight’s final Day 13 figure, the morning occupancy and Thursday’s thin advance. If night shows lift the number, the long tail has some life; if they do not, the film will likely rely on discount days and audience-friendly pricing over the coming weekend.

Source: Sacnilk

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