Alpha has wrapped up its opening weekend on a solid note, with Sunday turning out to be its strongest day at the box office both in India and overseas. The Alia Bhatt–Sharvari starrer is showing a healthy upward trend, especially in urban centres and multiplex chains.
What did Alpha earn on day 3?
According to early estimates from Sacnilk, Alpha collected around Rs 13.25 crore net in India on Sunday, its third day in theatres, playing across 7,439 shows nationwide. This represents a jump of about 15.2 percent over Saturday’s net figure of Rs 11.50 crore, signalling strong weekend growth and solid audience pull, particularly for a female-led spy action film.
How much has Alpha made in India so far?
With Sunday’s numbers added, Alpha’s total India net collection is estimated at Rs 34 crore, while its India gross has reached approximately Rs 40.80 crore. Sunday alone contributed around Rs 15.90 crore to the domestic gross, making it the film’s biggest single day in the Indian market so far and suggesting good word-of-mouth traction.
How was the overall opening weekend?
Alpha began its theatrical run on Friday with an estimated Rs 9.25 crore net, then climbed to Rs 11.50 crore on Saturday before posting Rs 13.25 crore on Sunday. This steady day-on-day rise is being seen as a positive indicator, with trade reports crediting favourable reviews and audience buzz, especially among metro and Tier-1 city viewers, for the growth in collections.
How is Alpha performing overseas?
On the overseas front, Alpha added an estimated Rs 5 crore gross on Day 3, taking its international total to about Rs 18 crore gross by the end of Sunday. Combining the domestic and overseas figures, the film’s worldwide gross now stands at approximately Rs 58.80 crore, just short of the Rs 60 crore milestone for its first weekend.
Who is in Alpha’s cast?
Set within the expanding YRF Spy Universe, Alpha stars Alia Bhatt and Sharvari in the lead, with Bobby Deol and Anil Kapoor in pivotal roles and Hrithik Roshan making a special appearance as Kabir. As the franchise’s first female-led instalment, the film has generated added curiosity, and its weekday performance will now determine whether it can build on its strong opening weekend and emerge as a sustained box office success.
