Nayyi Navelli box office figures for day 11 show the film collected a net of Rs 35 lakh in India on its second Monday. The total is a drop of 63.2 percent from the previous day. The film is the fantasy horror comedy led by Yami Gautam, and day 11 marks the start of its third week in cinemas.
Nayyi Navelli box office totals after 11 days put India net close to Rs 24.95 crore. India gross is Rs 29.62 crore. Overseas gross is Rs 3.15 crore. The worldwide total stands at Rs 32.77 crore. The day 11 drop came on 1,300 shows, with occupancy reported at 8 percent.
The film is directed by Balaji Mohan. It is co-produced by Aanand L. Rai under Color Yellow and Amazon MGM Studios. The cast includes Yami Gautam in the lead, with Adinath Kothare, Sushmita Mukherjee, Mita Vashisht, Suneel Sinha, Sunita Rajwar, Prateek Pachori, Babita Pandey and Sonal Jha in supporting roles.
Day 11 is the second Monday of the run. Second Mondays usually fall sharply from the second Sunday, and the 63.2 percent drop fits that pattern. The Rs 35 lakh total is the lowest single day total of the run so far on the reported day wise figures, below the Rs 60 lakh recorded on day 8.
Nayyi Navelli box office on day 11
Nayyi Navelli box office day 11 numbers show a smaller audience on a working Monday. The film played 1,300 shows on day 11. Occupancy of 8 percent across those shows points to thin crowds in most screenings, with evening shows likely stronger than morning shows.
A drop of 63.2 percent from day 10 implies a day 10 total near Rs 95 lakh, which matches the reported day 10 figure of Rs 0.95 crore. The fall from Rs 0.95 crore on Sunday to Rs 0.35 crore on Monday is a normal weekend to weekday step, but it leaves the film at a low daily base for week three.
Nayyi Navelli box office show count of 1,300 on day 11 is a useful marker for the third week. It shows exhibitors still giving the film screen space, but at a reduced level from the opening days. Whether that count holds through the third weekend will affect how much more the film can add.
Nayyi Navelli box office day by day
Nayyi Navelli box office day by day totals show a strong opening weekend followed by a mixed second week. Day 1 collected Rs 3.25 crore net. Day 2 rose to Rs 4.00 crore net. Day 3, the Sunday, was the best day so far at Rs 4.40 crore net.
The opening weekend therefore totals Rs 11.65 crore net. That is close to 47 percent of the Rs 24.95 crore India net after 11 days. The film then added Rs 2.65 crore on day 4 and Rs 4.35 crore on day 5, which lifted the five day total to Rs 18.65 crore net.
Day 6 fell to Rs 2.00 crore net, and day 7 fell further to Rs 1.50 crore net. The first week therefore closed near Rs 22.15 crore net on the reported day wise figures. Day 8, the second Friday, dropped to Rs 0.60 crore net.
Day 9 recovered to Rs 0.90 crore net, and day 10, the second Sunday, rose to Rs 0.95 crore net. Day 11 then fell to Rs 0.35 crore net. Adding the 11 reported days gives a total close to the Rs 24.95 crore India net figure, allowing for rounding in the reported totals.
Nayyi Navelli box office worldwide total
Nayyi Navelli box office worldwide figures split into India gross and overseas gross. India gross is Rs 29.62 crore, against India net close to Rs 24.95 crore. Overseas gross is Rs 3.15 crore. The worldwide total of Rs 32.77 crore is the sum of India gross and overseas gross.
Overseas gross at Rs 3.15 crore is about 9.6 percent of the worldwide total. The domestic market has driven the run, with overseas collections adding a smaller amount. That split is common for a Hindi fantasy horror comedy with a domestic led release.
The gap between India gross at Rs 29.62 crore and India net at Rs 24.95 crore is Rs 4.67 crore. That gap reflects the difference between gross and net reporting for the same period. Both totals cover the same 11 days in India.
Nayyi Navelli box office run now enters its third week with a worldwide total of Rs 32.77 crore. The next update to watch is the third weekend, which will show whether the second Monday drop was a weekday effect or the start of a lower run rate for the remaining shows.