Saiyaara Movie Box Office Collection Day 19: ₹1.31 Cr India Net, 17.95% Occupancy

From the first screening to its nineteenth day in theaters, Saiyaara movie box office collection day 19 saw the film earn an additional ₹ 1.31 Cr India‑net, pushing the total domestic net to approximately ₹ 303.41 Cr. Directed by Mohit Suri and produced by Yash Raj Films, this Ahaan Panday‑Aneet Padda starrer continues to hold momentum as it welcomes a third week in theaters.

How strong was Saiyaara movie box office collection day 19?

On Day 19, Saiyaara achieved ₹ 1.31 Cr India net, bringing its total domestic net to around ₹ 303.41 Cr. That represents a sharp drop compared to Day 18 (₹ 2.35 Cr) but follows a typical weekday decline in its third week. The average Hindi occupancy stood at 17.95%, with no evening or night shows offering paid occupancy data. Morning and afternoon shows accounted for all viewer activity.

There’s a clear weekday effect: most capacity was filled during morning (avg 13.45%) and afternoon (22.45%) slots, while evening and night segments remained unreported (0%). This aligns with diminishing weekday traction in the film’s box‑office life cycle.

Saiyaara movie box office collection day 19 occupancy breakdown and regional trends

Across major regions, Hindi (2D) occupancy levels on Day 19 were:

• NCR (National Capital Region): 28% overall; morning 21%, afternoon 35%

• Bengaluru: 24% overall; morning 19%, afternoon 29%

• Chennai: 25%, with strong morning numbers at 32%

• Mid‑tier cities like Mumbai (16.5%), Pune (19.5%), Hyderabad (14.5%), and Kolkata (13%) showed modest activity.

• Lowest reported occupancy in Surat (7%), Bhopal (8.5%), and Ahmedabad (10.5%).

These figures reflect variations in urban viewer patterns and regional audience pull. High afternoon occupancy in NCR suggests larger turnout for matinee shows, while evening slots are sparse nationwide.

Saiyaara cumulative performance: weeks 1–3 in review

Week	India Net Collection (₹ Cr)	Week-over-Week Change
Week 1	172.75 Cr	–
Week 2	107.75 Cr	–37.6%
Up to Day 19	~303.41 Cr

• Week 1 saw a blockbuster opening with daily jumps: Day 2 (+20.9%) and Day 3 (+37.5%).

• In Week 2, momentum slowed sharply: by Day 11, collections fell nearly 70% to ₹ 9.25 Cr.

• Week 3 late jump on Day 17 (₹ 8 Cr) before weekday fatigue took over, culminating in the ₹ 1.31 Cr on Day 19.

With Mohit Suri at the helm and Yash Raj Films backing, Saiyaara entered its third week with stability despite steep weekday declines. The lead pair Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda continue to hold audience interest, helped by strong weekend spikes and urban multiplex foot traffic in NCR, Bengaluru, and Chennai.

Industry analysts note the typical mid‑week weekday drop, so while ₹ 1.31 Cr is modest, the film remains on track for a respectable lifetime haul above ₹ 305 Cr India‑net. Expert commentary from box‑office trackers highlights the film’s sustained hold in afternoon shows as a notable feature in the third week.

You Must Know

1. What was Saiyaara movie box office collection day 19?
On Day 19, the film earned ₹ 1.31 Cr India‑net, taking its domestic tally to about ₹ 303.41 Cr.

2. What was the overall occupancy on Day 19 for Saiyaara?
The film recorded an average Hindi occupancy of 17.95%, with most viewership in morning and afternoon shows.

3. How did regional occupancy vary on day 19?
Highest occupancy was in NCR (28%), followed by Chennai (25%), Bengaluru (24%), with lower figures in Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Kolkata and others.

4. How did Saiyaara perform in earlier weeks?
Week 1 grossed ₹ 172.75 Cr, Week 2 fell to ₹ 107.75 Cr (‑37.6%), followed by smaller weekday collections in Week 3 before Day 19’s ₹ 1.31 Cr.

5. What do day 19 figures indicate for Saiyaara’s final run?
Steady weekday collections—even if modest—suggest a likely domestic net around ₹ 305 Cr+, driven by weekend pockets and consistent occupancy in key regions.

6. Who are the key cast and production leads in Saiyaara?
Directed by Mohit Suri, produced by Yash Raj Films, starring Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda in lead roles.