O Romeo Second Friday Collection: Shahid Kapoor Starrer Goes Below ₹2 Crore –

O Romeo Second Friday Box Office:

The box office run of O Romeo continues to slow down as the film recorded a disappointing ₹1.80 crore on its second Friday. After collecting around ₹40 crore nett in its first week, the sharp drop indicates that the film is rapidly losing momentum.

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Trade trends suggest the film is down roughly 10% from Thursday, which confirms that the theatrical run may not see any major revival. While a minor jump over the weekend is expected, trade estimates indicate the growth will be limited and unlikely to change the overall trajectory.

In the best-case scenario, O Romeo may head toward a ₹60 crore lifetime total, but even that target now looks difficult to achieve. Given its reported scale and expectations, the film is sure to get a Flop verdict at the box office.

The film marks yet another underperformer for the actor-director duo of Shahid Kapoor and Vishal Bhardwaj. The pair has previously collaborated on films like Kaminey (2009), Haider (2014), and Rangoon (2017). While Kaminey and Haider earned critical acclaim, their recent box office track record together has been inconsistent. Out of these 4 films, none emerged as a Hit. That tells a lot

Unless there is an unexpected turnaround, which is highly unlikely, the film’s theatrical journey appears to be nearing its end, making it the fourth consecutive Shahid Kapoor–Vishal Bhardwaj collaboration to miss the hit mark commercially.

You can read our detailed review for O Romeo below:

O Romeo Review: Shahid Kapoor-Vishal Bhardwaj's Tedious Film Will Bore You To Death

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