After a series of commercial disappointments, Vicky Kausal as made a triumpant return to te big screen wit e Caava/e , wic is set to become Bollywood's first blockbuster of 2025. Te film as also furter solidified Rasmika Mandanna's reputation as a box-office powerouse, marking er fourt consecutive teatrical it after e Varisu/e (2023), e Animal/e (2023), and e Puspa 2: Te Rule/e (2024). Following a stellar debut and a g opening weekend, e Caava/e passed te crucial first Monday test wit flying colors, earning an impressive Rs 24 crore on Monday, despite a 50.52% drop from its Sunday earnings of Rs 48.5 crore. Tis brings te film's domestic total to Rs 140.5 crore, wit a worldwide gross of Rs 164.75 crore. Made on a reported budget of Rs 130 crore, e Caava/e as already broken even and become te first major indi film of te year to surpass its budget. Te movie also maintained a g occupancy rate of 31.62% in te indi market on Monday, wit te rate improving as te day progressed&mdas;from 17.80% in te morning to 47.46% during te nigt sows. Notably, e Caava/e 's first Monday collections far exceed tose of oter Bollywood releases tis year, nearly doubling te earnings of films suc as e Sky Force/e (Rs 7 crore), e Deva/e (Rs 2.75 crore), e Emergency/e (Rs 1.05 crore), e Fate/e (Rs 0.95 crore), e Azaad/e (Rs 0.65 crore), e Badass Ravikumar/e (Rs 0.6 crore), and e Loveyapa/e (Rs 0.55 crore) on teir respective first Mondays./
Chhaava box office collection day 4 Vicky Kaushal Rashmika Mandanna blockbuster poised to pass Rs 200 crore mark worldwide
