Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam 3 is heading into its first Monday with encouraging advance-booking numbers following a strong opening weekend at the Indian box office.
The thriller sold approximately 2.27 lakh tickets across India for day four before the first shows began. The figure excludes blocked seats and generated around ₹6.10 crore gross through advance sales. Its estimated net equivalent stands at ₹5.17 crore.
The film has secured approximately 16,632 shows for Monday, marginally higher than the 16,125 shows allotted on its opening day. Although the count has declined from Saturday and Sunday, the weekday allocation indicates that exhibitors continue to expect steady audience demand.
Walk-in admissions during the evening and night shows are expected to play an important role in the final day-four total. Based on the advance trend, Drishyam 3 is projected to collect between ₹18 crore and ₹20 crore net in India on Monday.
A collection within this range could give the film the second-biggest Monday of Ajay Devgn’s career. It would need to surpass the ₹16.04 crore earned by Golmaal Again to claim the position.
Singham Again currently holds the actor’s biggest Monday record with ₹19.20 crore. It is followed by Golmaal Again, Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior with ₹13.75 crore and Drishyam 2 with ₹11.87 crore.
The final ranking will depend on Monday’s spot bookings and occupancy. The advance figures and collection forecast are trade estimates, while the actual day-four total will be determined after the complete theatrical data becomes available.