Baaghi 4 Box Office Collection Worldwide Day 3: Tiger Shroff’s Action Sequel Crosses ₹42.5 Crore Globally

Baaghi 4 Box Office Collection Worldwide Day 3

Baaghi 4 wrapped up its opening weekend with a worldwide collection of ₹42.50 crore by the end of day 3, and if you felt the tension in the air, you weren’t alone — the franchise had a lot riding on this one. The film took in ₹10 crore net in India just on Sunday, rounding out three days at ₹31.25 crore; not exactly the headline-grabber some folks predicted, but pretty solid for a sequel that walks the tightrope between fan-service and reinvention.

The Three-Day Global Marathon

Here’s where the numbers start to get interesting. The overseas collection landed at ₹5.25 crore, bringing the global party above ₹42 crore. Honestly, seeing Tiger Shroff swing and kick his way past the 40-crore mark is kind of exciting — especially for anyone who’s clocked the franchise since its scrappy beginnings. Yet, compared to some of Bollywood’s weekend giants, Baaghi 4 is still punching below its weight class.

Day-wise India net looked like this:

• Friday: ₹12 crore (yeah, talk about starting strong)

• Saturday: ₹9.25 crore (a dip, but not a disaster)

• Sunday: ₹10 crore (rebound on popcorn-and-family day)

That’s a weekend swing with more drama than some movies I’ve sat through lately. Personally, I remember my cousin practically live-tweeting the Friday night shows, so fans were plenty invested.

But Is It Franchise Gold?

Here’s the twist: Baaghi 4 didn’t quite muscle past Baaghi 2 or Baaghi 3 in terms of opening weekend numbers — and, for die-hard franchise loyalists, that might sting a bit. The movie pulled in a crowd, sure, but competing titles like The Conjuring: Last Rites were haunting the ticket counters and, in some cities, left Baaghi 4 trailing.

Interestingly, Bollywood’s mass circuits and single screens turned out in decent numbers, keeping the Hindi occupancy at 27.08% on Sunday. Not bad, especially considering the weekend was packed with events — holiday crowds, local festivities, and more than one reason to sit in air-conditioned comfort. I half-expected to see social media full of audience selfies — and yeah, fan pages didn’t disappoint.

Occupancy, Buzz, and the Real Fans

Every opening weekend comes down to two things: the size of the crowd and the buzz in the lobby. Baaghi 4 had strong pre-release bookings, decent occupancy, and a cast lineup that felt like Bollywood bingo: Tiger Shroff, Sanjay Dutt, Sonam Bajwa, Harnaaz Sandhu, Shreyas Talpade, and more. My uncle called it “a full-on ensemble riot,” and I believe him — that man hasn’t missed a franchise film since the first Baaghi.

Weekend Box Office Cheat Sheet

• Worldwide gross after Day 3: ₹42.50 crore

• India net after Day 3: ₹31.25 crore

• Overseas: ₹5.25 crore

• Hindi occupancy Day 3: 27.08% (Sunday’s sweet spot)

If you like numbers at a glance, here’s a friendly table:

The Verdict? Earnest, Not Explosive

Is Baaghi 4 shattering box office records this weekend? No. Is it flopping? Also no. It’s performing with the kind of tenacity you’d hope for a fourth entry — chasing nostalgia, not rewriting Bollywood history, but still keeping multiplex crowds entertained.

Sometimes, you watch a sequel and think, “So this is what comfort food looks like at the cinema.” Baaghi 4’s numbers reflect that sense of familiarity and loyal fan turnout. As the OTT release looms, expect those numbers to get a late-season boost — and, honestly, that’s when I’ll probably settle in for a rewatch. Popcorn ready.