Vash Level 2 Box Office Day 6: Monday Blues Hit Horror Sequel, But Crowd Momentum Holds
After a weekend high, Vash Level 2 cooled off a bit on its first Monday, but that’s par for the course for most movies—especially ones mixing Gujarati roots and pan-India reach.
The supernatural sequel has been pulling in fans since launch, and Day 6 was no exception, even if the cricket scores outshined the box office upswing.
Here’s how things shook out on Monday, why everyone’s still watching, and what those regional numbers mean for the film’s future.
Vash Level 2 Box Office Collection Day 6
According to Sacnilk, Vash Level 2 earned ₹0.59 crore net in India on its sixth day—with Gujarati screens contributing ₹0.28 crore and the Hindi version pulling in ₹0.31 crore.
That’s a huge drop (about 73%) from Sunday’s peak, but not surprising for a Monday when movie crowds thin and folks get back to work. The running total for six days stands at a healthy ₹7.61 Crore net, thanks to big jumps over the weekend.
Here’s the short-and-sweet breakdown:
| Day | Collection (India Net) | Gujarat | Hindi |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday | ₹1.30 crore | ₹0.85 | ₹0.45 |
| Thursday | ₹0.90 crore | ₹0.50 | ₹0.40 |
| Friday | ₹0.90 crore | ₹0.50 | ₹0.40 |
| Saturday | ₹1.70 crore | ₹0.90 | ₹0.80 |
| Sunday | ₹2.20 crore | ₹1.15 | ₹1.05 |
| Monday | ₹0.59 crore | ₹0.28 | ₹0.31 |
| Total | ₹7.61 crore |
For a genre flick opening mid-week, these numbers suggest plenty of legs for the week ahead.
Vash Level 2 Worldwide Box Office Collection
Worldwide, Vash Level 2 has crossed ₹8.25 crore gross within its first six days—a solid start for a horror follow-up in both Gujarati and Hindi circuits.
The overseas numbers remain modest, but the domestic run accounts for nearly all box office earnings so far.
If you like tracking regional films that break out, this one’s worth watching. And let’s be honest: sequels rarely get this kind of pan-India buzz unless word-of-mouth is powering things.
Vash Level 2 Regional Highlights
Monday’s collections were all about the core audience. Gujarat led the pack, as expected, but Mumbai and NCR put in a strong showing for the Hindi version, especially in late-night screens. Here’s a little local flavor:
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Gujarati occupancy: Held steady (though much lower than weekend rates), with night shows showing the best fill rates.
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Hindi occupancy: Metro cities drove turnout. NCR and Mumbai had respectable numbers even as the rest of the country clocked in from home or office.
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Multiplex effect: Big city screens powered the Hindi version, while smaller centers in Gujarat provided backbone for the original.
Vash Level 2 proves you don’t need blockbuster branding to fill seats—just strong word-of-mouth and a few genuine scares.
Vash Level 2
Directed by Krishnadev Yagnik, the film spotlights Janki Bodiwala, Hitu Kanodia, Hiten Kumar, and Monal Gajjar in memorable roles—fans of the original Vash will recognize the creepy undertones and thrill-packed storytelling.
What’s cool here isn’t just the scares, but how the drama crosses language lines, bringing both Gujarati and Hindi horror fans into multiplexes. Weekend lines were long, and social media filled up with posts about “goosebumps at intermission,” which is always fun to see.
If you attended on Friday or Saturday, you probably heard shrieks and plenty of laughter mixed in—that’s peak horror in Indian theatres.
