Baaghi 4 Scores Lowest Opening Weekend in Baaghi Franchise; See Comparison with Baaghi, Baaghi 2 & Baaghi 3 –

Baaghi 4 Weekend Comparison With Baaghi Movies:

Tiger Shroff’s latest action film Baaghi 4 has opened in cinemas but the weekend numbers have not lived up to the expectations of the popular franchise. Directed by A. Harsha, the film also stars Sanjay Dutt, Sonam Bajwa, and Harnaaz Sandhu alongside Tiger. Despite the buzz around its release, the film has registered the lowest weekend collections in the Baaghi series.

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Baaghi 4 collected ₹11 crore nett on Friday, dropped to ₹9 crore nett on Saturday, and remained same with ₹9 crore nett on Sunday. This brings the total first weekend to ₹29 crore nett approx.

When compared to the earlier films in the franchise, the performance looks much weaker. The first Baaghi (2016), which introduced Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor’s fresh pairing, collected ₹38.20 crore nett in its opening weekend. Its sequel Baaghi 2 (2018), featuring Tiger alongside Disha Patani, was a massive hit with ₹72.48 crore nett in the opening weekend. Baaghi 3 (2020), co-starring Shraddha Kapoor and Riteish Deshmukh, had a weekend total of ₹52.17 crore nett before the pandemic cut short its run.

In comparison, Baaghi 4’s ₹29 crore nett marks a significant dip for the franchise. While the film has some big names and high-octane action, it remains to be seen how it performs on weekdays. For now, the numbers clearly show that Baaghi 4 has started on the weakest note in the franchise’s history.

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