Mrunal Thakur and Siddhant Chaturvedi’s latest film, Do Deewane Seher Mein, continued its box office run on its first weekend, showing a notable increase in collections on Saturday. The romantic drama, which premiered on Friday, earned Rs 1.60 crore on its second day, according to early estimates. Saturday’s performance comes as a boost after the film’s initial day, with many industry observers looking to see if the positive trend continues through the weekend.
The film’s cumulative net collection reached Rs 2.85 crore by Saturday, with its gross total recorded at Rs 3.42 crore.
Do Deewane Seher Mein follows the journey of Shashank and Roshni, two socially awkward individuals navigating love and life in Mumbai. The story captures their evolving relationship as it moves from the busy cityscape to the tranquility of the mountains. Director Ravi Udyawar helms the project, with a screenplay by Abhiruchi Chand. The film is tailored for urban viewers and explores contemporary relationship dynamics.
Competing for audience attention, Do Deewane Seher Mein was released alongside other major films, including Shahid Kapoor and Tripti Dimri’s O’Romeo and Taapsee Pannu’s Assi. While O’Romeo has maintained a strong box office presence, the film managed a moderate opening, with industry analysts noting that the competitive landscape could affect earnings throughout the weekend.
Saturday’s box office rise was supported by the Hindi occupancy rate, which stood at 13.42 per cent for the day. Occupancy figures for Saturday show gradual improvement as the day progressed: morning shows reported 4.54 per cent capacity, afternoon shows reached 11.85 per cent, evening shows saw 15.62 per cent, and night shows peaked at 21.69 per cent. These figures reflect growing interest in the film among moviegoers, especially in urban markets.
