Bhooth Bangla 6th Weekend Box Office: Crosses Rs. 260 Cr Milestone; Enters All-Time Top 10 Hindi List for Day 38 Collection

Bhooth Bangla is turning out to be one of those rare box office stories where the long-tail performance is just as impressive as the opening week. We are now on Day 38, and the film is still finding enough steam to grow significantly over the weekend. On Sunday, the movie collected ₹1.35 crore net, marking a 35 percent jump from Saturday. What’s truly interesting here is the resilience; usually, by the sixth week, most films are down to a handful of shows, but this one actually saw its show count increase from 1,306 on Friday to 1,526 by Sunday to keep up with the demand.

The weekend trajectory followed a classic sleeper-hit pattern. After a quiet Friday where it brought in ₹0.55 crore, it witnessed a massive 81.8 percent surge on Saturday to touch the ₹1 crore mark. This momentum was largely driven by a sharp uptick in the national chains—PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis. The sales in these major chains moved from approximately 3.7K tickets on Friday to 4K on Saturday, eventually peaking at a strong 5.7K on Sunday. This consistent pull has pushed the film’s total ticket sales on the BookMyShow platform to a staggering 32.59 lakh, reflecting just how much the urban audience has connected with this title.

This steady performance has now earned Bhooth Bangla a spot in the history books for its sixth-week endurance. When we look at the highest-ever Day 38 collections for original Hindi films, the movie has successfully entered the top 10 list, rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest blockbusters in recent memory.

Looking at the overall picture, Bhooth Bangla has now accumulated a total India net collection of 174.35 crore. The domestic gross stands at 206.63 crore, while the overseas market has contributed a steady 53.75 crore to the kitty. This brings the total worldwide gross to a very respectable 260.38 crore. For a film in this genre, managing to stay relevant across 2.25 lakh shows and counting is a massive win for the makers.

The occupancy levels in major hubs suggest that the film still has some gas in the tank. On Sunday, the National Capital Region (NCR) led the way with a 28.3 percent overall occupancy across 190 shows, while cities like Lucknow and Ahmedabad maintained steady levels above 20 percent. For a movie in its sixth week to still be recording double-digit occupancies in the morning and afternoon shows is a clear sign that the word-of-mouth is still working. As it stands, the film’s ability to keep the cash registers ringing long after its opening weeks has made it a genuine success story with a very healthy return on investment.