From a Roaring Start to a Whisper: Baaghi 4's Box Office on Day 7

So, you wanna know about the Baaghi 4 box office on day 7? Oh my god, where do I even begin? It's been a week, and honestly, the whole thing is just a mess, like my room after I try to fold all the laundry.

(Photo Credit: Instagram) From a Roaring Start to a Whisper

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Okay, so get this. The movie, which, by the way, came out on September 5th—yeah, I think it was a Thursday or Friday, I can never remember which days are which—finished its first full week in theaters. You'd think a big movie like this would be roaring, but it's more like a kitten meowing for milk.

On its seventh day, which was Thursday, the 11th, according to Sacnilk, the movie made about ₹2.15 crore in India. Can you believe it? That's, like, a total bummer. It's a huge drop from its first day, when it opened with a whopping ₹12 crore. It's like it ran a marathon, sprinted the first two miles, and then just started walking real slow for the rest.

I saw some news article saying its total for the whole first week is around ₹44.55 crore. That's not too shabby, I guess? But my friend, who's a huge film buff, was telling me that the last Baaghi movie made like, double that in its first week. So, this one is definitely not living up to its older sibling's reputation.

And the occupancy? It was super low. Like, 9% on average. I went to a night show on, umm, Tuesday or Wednesday, I think, and the theater was practically empty. I was there with my family and there were like, maybe two other groups. I even saw a kid in the next row try to do one of Tiger Shroff's kicks and he totally spilled all his popcorn. It was hilarious.

Oh, and get this, it's also competing with some other movies. There's this one called "The Bengal Files" which no one's really talking about, and a new Hollywood "Conjuring" movie. My uncle was saying that "The Conjuring" is doing even better than Baaghi 4! So, it looks like people would rather be scared silly than watch Tiger Shroff do a hundred more flips. I guess I can't blame them, I mean, the story was a bit confusing, if you ask me. All that stuff about him being in a train accident and seeing ghosts? I was just there for the action, to be honest.

So, yeah, that's the whole scoop. It's not a complete disaster, but it's definitely not the mega-hit everyone was hoping for. Maybe it'll do better this weekend. I hope so, for Tiger's sake. He works so hard, you know?