The production budget has not been officially confirmed by the makers.
Verdict
Pending
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Dear You Box Office - Day Wise
Day
Date
Domestic
% ± (DoD)
Day 1
Fri, 4 Sep 2026
$520.0K
Opening day
Day 2
Sat, 5 Sep 2026
$150.0K
-71.15%
Weekly Collection
Period
Date Range
Domestic
% ± (DoD)
WEEK 1
4 Sep 2026 – 5 Sep 2026 · Day 1–2
$670.0K
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Weekend Collection
Period
Date Range
Domestic
% ± (DoD)
WEEKEND 1
Fri, 4 Sep 2026 – Sat, 5 Sep 2026
$670.0K
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OTT Release
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Written by: Lan Hongchun, Leng Yang, Xuanxuan Zheng and Liyun Zhu
Produced by: Yei-Heng Ding and Ying Xie
Actor: Wang Yantong, Zheng Runqi
Actress: Li Sitong, Wu Shaoqing, Wang Xiaohui
Other Cast: Shuguang Zhao, Deru Li, Shuhao Li and Usha Seamkhum
Music by: Yihan Li, Zehua Wu and Leng Yang
Production Companies: Damai Entertainment, King Ant Pictures and Shenzhen Yuguang Film
Distributed by: Well Go USA Entertainment in North America
Release Date: September 4, 2026
Country: China
Language: Teochew, Mandarin and Thai
Film Industry: Chinese Cinema
Genre: Drama, Family
Censor Rating: PG-13
About The Film
Dear You follows a debt ridden young man named Xiaowei who travels to Thailand in search of his grandfather.
He believes the man abandoned the family years earlier and hopes to find help with his financial problems through the remittance letters known as qiaopi that have supported the family for decades.
What he discovers instead is a deeper story of quiet sacrifice, loyalty and love spanning generations.
The narrative draws on the traditions of overseas Chinese communities and the historic practice of qiaopi letters.
Rebecca Vaiphei is a box office reporter and film analyst at Tenvow.com. She covers theatrical collections across India and the United States day wise figures, weekend holds, and longer run tracking with a focus on clear, data led reporting for readers following how a film performs in each market.
