Sikandar Day 3 Box Office: GAME OVER for the Salman Khan Starrer; Shows Replaced, Heavy Drop –

Sikandar Day 3 Box Office:

Sikandar is on the verge of tanking at the box office, and HOW! How significant a failure is what matters here, and it's a serious blow to Salman Khan's stardom in the later phase of his career. The film has faced a considerable decline in morning shows on the third day and has been replaced by other movies in multiple places.

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In Mumbai and Gujarat, the Eid effect is still present, but the film couldn't find any audience this morning. Just now, we have learned that the movie has attracted enough public to run the show, but the occupancy is below 20%. It's clear that the film will see a sharp drop in collections by the end of the day.

The two-day collections of this A.R. Murugadoss actioner stand very low at ₹52 crore nett. According to early estimates, the film is expected to drop to the ₹20 crore nett level or possibly even below that mark. It's GAME OVER!

Sikandar will experience an even bigger drop tomorrow when the Eid effect is over, and there is a possibility that the film will go into single-digit totals on Wednesday. After that, nothing can save the film from being a disaster. In the best-case scenario, it might hit the ₹100 crore mark and cross the lifetime collections of Salman Khan's previous Eid release, Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan (2023). It's very possible that Sikandar will end its lifetime business on par with Vicky Kaushal's Chhaava's opening weekend business. That's TERRIBLE.

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