The romantic comedy Pati Patni Aur Woh Do continues to sort of stay steady at the box office, and it’s showing a positive trend in its third weekend too, not stopping right away. On its 17th day in theaters, the Mudassar Aziz directorial reportedly saw a decent jump, more than 14% compared to the previous Friday, which is kind of solid. The film brought in roughly ₹2 crore on its third Saturday across multiple shows, so yeah, it basically indicates it still has adequate audience pull, even when things quiet down.
Ayushmann Khurrana’s Latest Release Maintains Steady Momentum
A key reason this lighthearted romantic drama keeps holding its ground at the box office is its steady performance as time goes on, like for real. After a decent opening week collection of around ₹29 crore, the film saw the usual dip in its second week but somehow still managed to stack on another ₹12.95 crore to its total, you know.
Now, even as it enters its third week, the movie is still finding people in theatres which kind of shows its strong word-of-mouth appeal. Ayushmann Khurrana once again proves his strength in choosing relatable urban stories, and they connect well with mainstream viewers. Backed by Rakul Preet Singh, Wamiqa Gabbi and Sara Ali Khan, his on-screen charm and consistent audience draw have helped the film stay competitive even with fresh weekly releases, keeping its theatrical run pretty comfortably in the profitable zone.
India and Overseas Collections Push Film Past ₹63 Crore Mark Globally
This comedy film has, sort of, crossed an important milestone by moving past the ₹63 crore mark worldwide. In India, it has been slowly but surely earning ₹46.95 crore in net collections, and that has pushed its domestic gross up to ₹55.76 crore.
Overseas, the film has also held up well, pulling in about ₹7.65 crore in gross revenue. Put together, it brings the worldwide total to ₹63.41 crore, which makes it a decent, respectable sort of show at the global box office.
Word of Mouth Helps Stabilize Performance in Second Week Run
The film has been that strong word of mouth from regular viewers, which kind of kept its earnings steady through the crucial second week. Even with big Hollywood releases and fresh local romances coming in close, it still managed to stand its ground, with no huge drop or anything.
Will the Film Sustain Its Pace in the Coming Weekend?
As the film drifts into the tail end of its third week, trade experts are watching pretty carefully how much it can stretch further at the box office, really. Since there are no huge high-profile action releases now hogging the screens, the movie has this sort of open season to keep collecting day by day. If it keeps the same tempo through the upcoming weekdays, then its domestic net collection should end up comfortably over the Rs 50 crore mark.
