Param Sundari's Box Office Journey: From Weekend Hero to Day 11 Zero (Almost)!

Wow, okay, so "Param Sundari" is a movie that's really going through it at the box office, isn't it? It's like, one day it's doing great, the next day it's a bit sad, and then it gets all these new movies to compete with. It's a real rollercoaster, kind of like my last relationship.

(Photo Credit: BookMyShow) From Weekend Hero to Day 11 Zero (Almost)

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So, let's get into the nitty-gritty of Day 11, but remember, these are just early estimates, so don't quote me on this like I'm a financial expert or anything. I'm just a guy who likes movies and sometimes gets confused with numbers.

On Day 11, which was a Monday, the movie's collection really dropped, like a phone slipping out of your hand. It's not a surprise, to be fair. Mondays are always tough for films after a weekend rush. According to some reports, it made around ₹75 lakh. Yes, you read that right, lakh! Which is, like, a tiny fraction of what it was making on its first weekend. Some other sources even say it was as low as ₹0.59 lakh. I mean, what's a few lakh here or there, right? We're all trying our best.

This drop brings the total collection so far to about ₹46.75 crore. The movie's trying to reach that sweet ₹50 crore mark, but it's really sweating it out. It's like when you're almost at the top of a mountain but then you see a bunch of new, shiny mountains right next to you, and you're like, "Oh, fudge, now I have to climb those too?" That's what "Param Sundari" is dealing with, because of all the new releases like "Baaghi 4" and "The Conjuring: Last Rites" and that one movie about Bengal. They all came out and stole the thunder.

So, to sum it up:

Day 11 Collection: A bit of a sad number, somewhere in the range of ₹75 lakh to just over half a lakh. So, yeah.

Total Collection so far: Around ₹46.75 crore. It's close to ₹50 crore, but it's a real nail-biter.

Reason for the drop: New movies came out and said, "Hey, we're here now!" and the audience was like, "Ooh, new movies!" It's a classic case of FOMO, I guess.