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Day 6 Worldwide Box Office Collection for Baby John: Varun Dhawan’s high-profile action film has yet to reach the Rs 50 crore milestone.

Day 6 Box Office Revenue for Baby John:

The Atlee-produced Baby John has received negative reviews from critics. It has significant performances by Varun Dhawan, Wamiqa Gabbi, Keerthy Suresh, and Jackie Shroff. The movie had to contend with Pushpa 2’s continued dominance in addition to its unfavorable reception. The Varun Dhawan film has been a disaster from the start, even though it debuted over a long weekend and during a festival. On its first Monday of operation, Baby John’s earnings dropped to just Rs 1.8 crore. Early estimates from industry tracker Sacnilk place the movie’s domestic receipts as of day six at Rs 30.50 crore.

The net and gross collections for Baby John’s India are Rs 30.50 crore and Rs 34.4 crore, respectively. Baby John has made Rs 8.6 crore overseas, and as of day six, its total revenue is Rs 43 crore. Although the movie is slowly approaching the 5o crore milestone, trade forecasts indicate that Varun Dhawan’s flick will end up earning at least Rs 60 crore over its lifespan.

According to estimates, Baby John was produced on a Rs 160 crore budget. Overall occupancy at Baby John’s was 10.77 percent on Monday, with a respectable number of people attending night shows. Chennai had the greatest occupancy rate (16.75 percent) with 55 shows, followed by Pune (16.25 percent) with 146 shows. Delhi and Mumbai have also seen a sharp decline in the number of performances. With 419 shows, Baby John’s had a 15.75 percent occupancy rate in Mumbai, and an 8.25 percent occupancy rate with 671 shows in Delhi NCR.

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