Madhaniyan opened with a collection of around ₹0.36 crore in India. The first-day occupancy was about 18%, which is a moderate start for a Punjabi family drama. The film received a decent response in Punjab’s major cities like Chandigarh, Ludhiana, and Amritsar.

On Saturday, the film’s collections dropped to around ₹0.18 crore, showing a decline of nearly 50% from the opening day. The occupancy also went down to about 8%, as footfall slowed outside key urban centres.

Sunday brought in an estimated ₹0.08 crore, with occupancy slightly improving to 10%. Despite the weekend, the film struggled to maintain its momentum at the box office, though it performed relatively better in select multiplexes.

The weekday began with a mild recovery as Madhaniyan earned around ₹0.20 crore. This was a small jump compared to Sunday, though overall occupancy was low, hovering around 6%.

Tuesday’s collections were steady at about ₹0.20 crore again. The film held on decently in Punjab circuits but saw minimal audience turnout elsewhere, maintaining an occupancy level of roughly 5%.

On Wednesday, the movie managed to collect around ₹0.30 crore, showing a slight increase. The occupancy improved to about 7%, helped by word-of-mouth appreciation among family audiences.

Thursday saw similar numbers, with the film earning about ₹0.30 crore and occupancy staying around 6%. By the end of its first week, Madhaniyan had collected close to ₹1.6–1.7 crore in total from India.

On its second Friday, the film continued its low run with limited occupancy and minimal collections. The audience turnout was weak as newer releases took over screens, signaling a slow second week for Madhaniyan.

On day 9, the movie earned around ₹0.06 crore net in India and world wide ₹0.07 crore. The theatre occupancy was 6%, with low interest due to mixed reviews and heavy competition from other releases.

On day 10, the movie earned around ₹0.06 crore net in India and worldwide ₹0.07 crore. The theatre occupancy was 7%, with slight weekend growth but overall low due to mixed reviews and competition.