Prahaar Box Office Collection Day 4: Rajkummar Rao’s Prahaar: The Ujjwal Nikam Story is facing its first major weekday test at the box office. After showing growth over its opening weekend, the courtroom drama has experienced a noticeable slowdown on Monday, October 19, 2026. The film’s performance over the next few days will be crucial in determining whether it can recover its reported production budget.
Prahaar Day 4 Box Office Collection
Prahaar collected approximately ₹33 lakh net in India on Day 4 so far, as of the latest reported update. This is a provisional figure, not the film’s final Monday collection. Its total India net collection had reached ₹9.15 crore after the first three days, while the worldwide gross stood at approximately ₹12.86 crore. These figures may vary across box-office trackers.
The film opened with around ₹2.35 crore net on Friday, October 16. Collections improved to ₹3.15 crore on Saturday before rising further to ₹3.65 crore on Sunday. The upward weekend trend was encouraging, but Monday’s early numbers suggest that weekday audience turnout remains a concern.
Ticket Occupancy and Theatre Performance
Occupancy figures tell a similar story. Prahaar recorded reported overall occupancies of 13% on Friday, 17% on Saturday and 22% on Sunday. On Monday, early reported occupancy dropped to approximately 7.46%, indicating a substantial decline after the weekend.
Among the tracked cities, Pune recorded around 13% occupancy in morning shows, while Mumbai stood at approximately 11%. Delhi-NCR and Ahmedabad reported about 6% and 7%, respectively. These are early, show-based estimates and can change as the day progresses.
Budget and Worldwide Box Office Verdict
The film’s reported budget is approximately ₹12 crore, although an official production-budget confirmation is not readily available. With worldwide gross collections at roughly ₹12.86 crore after three days, Prahaar has made a promising start relative to that reported figure. However, gross revenue is not the same as money recovered by the producers.
The final Day 4 worldwide total is still awaited. For now, the film needs to maintain reasonable weekday collections and benefit from positive audience feedback if it hopes to build a stronger theatrical run.