Ayushmann Khurrana’s action-comedy ‘Udta Teer’ has had another successful weekend at the box office. The film, which completed its second weekend at the ticket windows, crossed the Rs 60 crore milestone on Day 10.Directed by Aakash A. Kaushik, the spy entertainer collected Rs 4.35 crore in India net earnings on Sunday, November 1. This represents an 8.7% increase compared to its Saturday’s collection of Rs 4 crore. The film collected Rs 11.20 crore during its three-day second-weekend run.According to Sacnilk, ‘Udta Teer’ registered an overall occupancy of 18% across 5,114 shows on Sunday. Its morning shows recorded 9.85% occupancy, followed by 28.23% in the afternoon and 35.15% during evening screenings. The overall occupancy breakdown also reported 24.41%.The film’s cumulative India net collection now stands at Rs 42.10 crore, while its domestic gross has reached Rs 50.25 crore.The film also recorded a steady contribution from overseas markets. It raked in Rs 75 lakh from the international box office on its tenth day, taking its total overseas gross collection to Rs 11.25 crore. With these earnings, the worldwide gross has reached an estimated Rs 61.50 crore.
‘Udta Teer’ box office performance: Week-wise breakdown
The film opened its theatrical run with Rs 30.90 cr in India net collections during the first week. Its gross earnings for the same period stood at Rs 36.86 cr. The subsequent three days contributed Rs 11.20 cr net and Rs 13.39 cr gross, taking the cumulative domestic collections to their current totals.| Period | India net | India gross || Week 1 (Days 1–7) | Rs 30.90 cr | Rs 36.86 cr || Week 2 (Days 8–10) | Rs 11.20 cr | Rs 13.39 cr || Total (10 days) | Rs 42.10 cr | Rs 50.25 cr |
Ayushmann Khurrana’s unusual spy character in ‘Udta Teer’
The film features Ayushmann Khurrana as Vikrant, also known as Bilal Ahmed. His character is a Pakistani spy who loses his memory following an accident and mistakenly believes that he is an Indian patriot. This unexpected identity crisis forms the central premise of the comedy.Sara Ali Khan plays Yamini, while Rahul Bose appears as Burman. Ram Kapoor is also part of the cast. The narrative combines espionage, action and humour, using misunderstandings and unexpected developments to drive the story.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.