Haq 3 Days Box Office Struggles: Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmi’s new social drama Haq has opened its account at the box office over the weekend. The film focuses on something inspired by real life, a story of justice and accountability, and has received praise for the intense performances it offers and for its bold storytelling. Even though it is more of a content-driven film and lacks in terms of commercial elements, it worked wonders with strong word-of-mouth and emotional depth.
Haq opened decently on Day 1 (Friday), raking in ₹1.75 crore, mainly dependent on metro audiences and multiplex footfalls.
The figures-totally roared to life in Day 2 (Saturday)-with an upsurge to ₹3.35 crore, automatically marking a jump of 91.43%.
Along with Day 3, showing an increased collection of approximately ₹3.75 crores on the early estimates mark today, the total three-day India net collection is thus brought to ₹8.85 crores.
This keeps up with the trend of the upward trend that would further suggest robust audience engagement and positive reviews for the performance of Yami Gautam and the message-driven narrative of the movie.
According to the trade reports, it is made on a moderate budget of around ₹25-30 crore, including production and marketing. Haq would gain a worldwide gross of around ₹32-35 crore to break even.
Haq has covered almost one-third of its investment already during the opening weekend because of the current trend.
Also Read: Haq Day 2 Box Office Collections: Can Yami–Emraan Atleast Recover Film Budget?
Simple enough to become a mediocre hit, Haq can easily add to the victories in content-based cinema when the weekend holds through the week.
This ensures that the film could remain beyond the opening week because it has terrific storytelling with social relevance attached to it.
Verdict: Good weekend growth shows-the weekdays will now decide if the social drama can become a true box office success.
Total (3 days): 8.85 Cr
Breakeven Target: 32-35 Cr Worldwide.
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