Not every franchise film gets a fairy-tale ending at the box office. Welcome To The Jungle, starring Akshay Kumar, looked destined for “HIT” status after a strong opening — but its third week tells a very different story.
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The Numbers Behind the Slowdown
The film added just Rs. 1.50 crore on its third Saturday, a 75% jump from Friday, but that’s still a massive 80% drop compared to the previous Saturday. Its running total now stands at Rs. 123.65 crore nett in India, with the third week expected to close around Rs. 6.5-7 crore nett — a full 75% down from Week Two.
The film held up well for the first few days before losing steam from Wednesday onward, a slide made worse by new releases crowding it out.

Welcome To The Jungle: Collection Snapshot
| Period | Nett Collection |
|---|---|
| Week One | Rs. 92.25 crore |
| Week Two | Rs. 29.00 crore |
| 3rd Friday | Rs. 0.85 crore |
| 3rd Saturday | Rs. 1.50 crore (est.) |
| Running Total | Rs. 123.65 crore |
| Expected Lifetime | ~Rs. 135 crore nett |
Success, Yes — But Not a HIT
Here’s the twist: the film is still profitable thanks to a modest budget for a franchise this well-known. But in terms of pure box office muscle, it underwhelms. It’s tracking behind Bhooth Bangla’s trend line and even trails Housefull 5 — a tough comparison for a brand that once delivered one of the biggest grossers of its era. The first Welcome remains a benchmark few sequels have matched, and this one, despite a strong start, won’t quite get there.
For fans following the box office closely, this is a classic case of a film winning on cost efficiency while falling short on brand-level expectations.
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FAQs
Q1. Will Welcome To The Jungle be declared a box office hit?
No — while it’s a commercial success due to low costs, trade estimates now rule out a “HIT” tag.
Q2. What is Welcome To The Jungle’s expected final box office total?
The film is projected to close its India run at around Rs. 135 crore nett.





