Bhooth Bangla Day 31 Box Office Collection: Film Rises On 5th Sunday, But Fails To Touch Rs 170 Cr Mark

Bhooth Bangla Day 31 Box Office Collection: Akshay Kumar and Priydarshan's film sees a rise in numbers on the fifth Sunday despite competition from new release- Pati Patni Aur Woh Do. Read on to know how the film performed on Sunday (May 17).

Bhooth Bangla Overseas, Worldwide, India Box Office Collection (Net Vs Gross)

The horror-comedy continues its strong theatrical run, with worldwide gross box office collections now reaching ₹253.13 Cr, according to Sacnilk. The film enters its fifth week in cinemas with steady demand, helped by repeat viewers and continued interest from both metropolitan and smaller city audiences.

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Within India, Bhooth Bangla records total net box office collections of ₹168.35 Cr so far, while the total India gross stands at ₹199.63 Cr. On Day 31 alone, the film earns a net of ₹1.90 Cr from 2,442 shows across the country, indicating a solid long-run performance.

Bhooth Bangla Day 31 box office collection and overseas performance

Overseas markets continue to add to Bhooth Bangla revenue, with Day 31 overseas gross at ₹0.07 Cr. This takes total overseas earnings to ₹53.50 Cr, supporting its global tally. The film’s Day 31 net of ₹1.90 Cr also marks a 35.7% jump over yesterday’s ₹1.40 Cr.

The sharp rise in Day 31 collections suggests improved occupancy for Bhooth Bangla during the weekday. With its strong India net of ₹168.35 Cr and worldwide gross of ₹253.13 Cr, the film maintains a stable box office trend as it moves deeper into its theatrical run. Despite the rise in numbers, the film fails to touch the Rs 170-crore mark in India.

Bhooth Bangla Occupancy Day 31

Bhooth Bangla records an overall occupancy of 27.76% on Day 31. The film draws its strongest audience during the evening shows, while morning and night screenings see thinner crowds across cinemas.

Occupancy trends differ by show time. Morning shows see only 9.69% fill, while afternoon occupancy rises to 32.00%. Evening shows peak at 38.00%, before dropping to 21.00% for night shows, indicating viewer preference for post-work timings.

These Day 31 figures show Bhooth Bangla holding better during afternoon and evening slots than in the morning. The pattern suggests viewers still choose the film later in the day, while early and late-night demand becomes weaker as the run extends.