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O'Romeo Box Office Collection Day 17: Shahid Kapoor Starrer Crosses 100 Crore Globally But Struggles To Recover Its Budget
BY SACNILK TEAM
The latest box office reports for the Shahid Kapoor and Triptii Dimri starrer O'Romeo show a mixed performance as the film completes 17 days in theaters. Directed by Vishal Bhardwaj, the action-thriller has officially crossed the ₹100 crore milestone at the worldwide gross box office. However, despite reaching this symbolic figure globally, the film's domestic performance paints a challenging picture regarding its financial recovery and overall success rate. O'Romeo has earned a total India net collection of ₹65.15 crore as of its 17th day. The film started its journey with a decent Week 1 collection of ₹47.1 crore, but witnessed a significant drop in its second week, managing only ₹14.45 crore. This sharp decline indicates a slowing momentum at the ticket windows, as the film struggled to maintain a steady grip over the weekdays following its initial opening. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The financial viability of the project remains a concern given its high production scale. O'Romeo was mounted on a reported budget of ₹130 crore, which includes ₹30 crore dedicated to print and advertising (P&A). With the India net collection currently standing at just over half of its total cost, the film faces an uphill task in reaching a break-even point. While the overseas market contributed ₹24.1 crore and helped push the worldwide gross to ₹101 crore, the domestic theatrical share is not currently on track to categorize the film as a commercial hit. Looking ahead, the long-term prospects for the Vishal Bhardwaj directorial appear limited. While the film still holds its current screen presence, its theatrical run is expected to be severely curtailed by the impending release of Dhurandhar 2. The massive wave of anticipation for the sequel is likely to dominate the marketplace and take over a significant portion of screens, leaving little room for O'Romeo to add to its totals. Given the current collection trends and the approaching competition,it is unlikely the film will achieve the success rate needed to turn a profit during its theatrical run.