Hari Hara Veera Mallu Day 2 Box Office: Pawan Kalyan’s Film Sees Dip, Earns ₹6.17 Crore

On Day 2, box office receipts for Pawan Kalyan's most recent historical action drama, Hari Hara Veera Mallu – Part 1: Sword vs. Spirit, dropped precipitously.

The movie made ₹6.17 crore on Friday (Day 2) after a great opening, bringing its total domestic profits to ₹53.67 crore. The decline in occupancy raises concerns about the film's performance over the weekend, even though the Telugu version still leads collections.

Preliminary Box Office Results for Wednesday: ₹12.75 crore

Thursday, the opening day: ₹34.75 crore

Friday, Day 2: ₹6.17 crore

India's total: ₹53.67 crore

The Telugu version alone contributed ₹34.65 crore on Day 1, with dubbed versions in Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam showing minimal traction.

Day 2 Theatre Occupancy

The film’s theatre occupancy rates fell across most regions on Friday.

Telugu 2D Shows:

• Morning: 17.75%
• Afternoon: 20.17%
• Evening: 27.21%

Top-performing cities:

• Warangal – 31%
• Mahbubnagar – 45.33%
• Hyderabad – 25.67%
• Vijayawada – 25.33%
• Kakinada – 26.33%

Metro cities like Mumbai (12.67%) and Delhi NCR (7%) recorded significantly lower numbers.

Regarding the Movie

Krish Jagarlamudi is the director of Hari Hara. In Veera Mallu Part 1, Bobby Deol and Pawan Kalyan play important parts. Large-scale historical action entertainment is how the movie is billed. Its Day 2 drop, however, means that the next weekend will be critical to its long-term box office performance.

The trajectory thus far illustrates the erratic nature of star-driven regional blockbusters, but it is unclear if the movie will gain traction throughout the weekend.