Prahaar box office figures for day 12 show the film collected a net of Rs 45 lakh in India on Tuesday, 27 October 2026. The total is the same as the film collected on Monday, 26 October. The steady second Monday and Tuesday totals come after a first week that closed at Rs 17.15 crore net.
Prahaar box office totals after 12 days put the domestic net at Rs 21.00 crore. India gross stands at Rs 24.98 crore, while overseas gross is Rs 2.95 crore. The worldwide total after 12 days is Rs 27.93 crore, according to figures reported by ScreenStat from Sacnilk data via Times of India.
The film is the courtroom drama Prahaar: The Ujjwal Nikam Story, with Rajkummar Rao in the lead role. It opened in cinemas on 16 October 2026. The opening weekend set the base for the run, and the second week has added smaller daily totals as the show count has come down.
On day 12, the film played 1,176 shows. Occupancy for the day was 16.42 percent. Footfalls for the day were 36,647. Cumulative admissions across the run reached 967,604 by the end of day 12, which puts the film close to one million admissions in India.
Prahaar box office on day 12
Prahaar box office day 12 numbers show a flat trend rather than a further fall. A net of Rs 45 lakh on Tuesday matches the Rs 45 lakh recorded on Monday. For a film in its second week, holding the Monday total on Tuesday is a sign that the remaining audience has steadied, at least for two days.
Prahaar box office show count of 1,176 on day 12 is far below the opening weekend level, as expected for a second week run. Occupancy of 16.42 percent is higher than the occupancy reported for many second week films, and it helps explain how a reduced show count can still produce a net close to Rs 50 lakh a day.
Footfalls of 36,647 on day 12, at an average ticket price implied by the net total, fit with the occupancy figure. The cumulative admissions total of 967,604 shows the scale of the audience so far. The film needs 32,396 more admissions to reach one million in the reported count.
Prahaar box office opening weekend
Prahaar box office opening weekend totals gave the film a solid start. Day 1, on 16 October, collected Rs 2.35 crore net. Day 2 rose to Rs 3.15 crore net. Day 3, the Sunday, was the best day of the weekend at Rs 3.65 crore net.
The three day opening weekend therefore totals Rs 9.15 crore net. That weekend accounts for just over 43 percent of the Rs 21.00 crore domestic net after 12 days. The balance of Rs 11.85 crore came from weekdays in week one and from the first five days of week two.
The first week closed at Rs 17.15 crore net. That means days 4 to 7 added Rs 8.00 crore net after the Rs 9.15 crore opening weekend. The second week, through day 12, has added Rs 3.85 crore net to reach the Rs 21.00 crore domestic total.
Week two daily totals have been smaller, as the film moved from a wide first week release to a narrower second week presence. The day 12 show count of 1,176 reflects that change. The film is now playing to a smaller but still regular audience.
Prahaar box office worldwide total
Prahaar box office worldwide figures split into three parts. India net is Rs 21.00 crore. India gross is Rs 24.98 crore. Overseas gross is Rs 2.95 crore. Adding India gross and overseas gross gives the worldwide total of Rs 27.93 crore reported after 12 days.
The overseas share is about 10.6 percent of the worldwide total. That share is modest, which fits a courtroom drama rooted in an Indian legal story. The domestic market has driven most of the total, with overseas collections adding a smaller amount on top of the India gross.
India gross at Rs 24.98 crore is Rs 3.98 crore above India net at Rs 21.00 crore. The gap reflects the difference between gross and net reporting, with gross recorded before the deductions used to arrive at net. Both figures are reported by the same tracker for the same 12 day period.
The next Prahaar box office marker for the film is the end of week two, when the second weekend totals will show whether the day 12 hold extends into Saturday and Sunday. The cumulative admissions total of 967,604 will also be watched, as the film approaches one million admissions.