According to trade tracker Sacnilk, Thamma earned Rs 5.43 crore net in India on Tuesday, taking its total domestic collection to Rs 101.3 crore. The film has already outperformed Bhediya (2022), which had earned Rs 68.99 crore domestically and Rs 94.91 crore worldwide. With this milestone, Thamma is only a step away from overtaking Munjya (2024), which had concluded its theatrical run with Rs 101.6 crore in India and Rs 125 crore globally.
Thamma box office collection
The film saw a marginal improvement in collections from Monday’s Rs 4.3 crore, following an impressive weekend haul of Rs 13.1 crore on Saturday and Rs 12.6 crore on Sunday. In its first week, Thamma amassed Rs 95.6 crore in India and Rs 132 crore worldwide. Despite receiving mixed reviews from critics, the film managed to draw large crowds, thanks to strong word-of-mouth and its appeal to horror-comedy enthusiasts.
Released on October 21, Thamma opened with a solid Rs 24 crore, marking one of Ayushmann Khurrana’s biggest openings to date. The actor’s return to the big screen in a commercial entertainer appears to have struck a chord with audiences. Rashmika Mandanna’s performance as Tadaka has also been widely praised for bringing depth and charm to the supernatural narrative.
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Directed by Aditya Sarpotdar and produced by Maddock Films, Thamma serves as the fifth instalment in the Maddock Horror Comedy Universe (MHCU), following Stree, Bhediya, Munjya, and Stree 2. The ensemble cast also features Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Paresh Rawal in pivotal roles.
The film follows Alok Goyal (played by Ayushmann), a reporter who encounters a mysterious woman named Tadaka (Rashmika) during a hiking trip. Their forbidden love story unravels a dark and hidden world of betal, aka vampiric beings with a chilling history.
With strong weekday collections and sustained audience interest, Thamma is expected to soon surpass Munjya’s domestic record. The next chapter in the MHCU, titled Shakti Shalini, will star Aneet Padda of Saiyaara fame, continuing Maddock’s successful streak in the horror-comedy genre.