Dulquer Salmaan's 'I'm Game' faces sharp weekday decline at box office

Dulquer Salmaan's latest film 'I'm Game' witnessed a marked weekday dip, collecting Rs 1.50 crore net on Day 5, representing a 65.5 percent decline from the previous day's earnings.

Despite the sharp fall typical of weekday trends, the film has accumulated Rs 20.50 crore net across the Indian market since its release, with gross collections reaching Rs 23.95 crore. The trajectory suggests steady consumer interest, though the significant daily drop indicates the film's core audience has largely completed their cinema visits during the extended opening weekend.

Weekday performance patterns are a standard indicator of a film's long-term viability at the box office. The sharp decline on Day 5 is not uncommon for regional cinema releases, particularly when initial opening weekend collections are front-loaded by dedicated fans and enthusiasts.

The film's performance will be closely monitored in coming days as weekday collections typically stabilize or show marginal gains before the arrival of the following weekend, which often provides a fresh impetus to box office numbers.