The Vaccine War BO collection day 2: Vivek Agnihotri's film struggles to earn ₹ 2 crore

The Vaccine War directed by Vivek Agnihotri failed to perform well at the box office on its second day of opening. The film collected ₹ 85 lakh net in India, as per early estimates by Sacnilk. The film released alongside Fukrey 3 and Kangana Ranaut starrer Chandramukhi 2, both of which did quite good business at the box office. However, the extended weekend may come to the rescue for the Nana Patekar starrer.

3 things you need to know

• The Vaccine War had a three-way clash with Fukrey 3 and Chandramukhi 2 at the box office.
• The film's box office collection has been witnessing a downward trend since its release.
• However, the film may witness a growth in its numbers over the long extended weekend.

The Vaccine War witnesses a low collection

As per early estimates by Sacnilk, The Vaccine War managed to collect only ₹ 85 lakh at the box office on its second day. Now, the total collection of the film stands at ₹ 1.70 crore at the Indian box office. On the second day, the film maintained an overall Hindi occupancy rate of 11.77% in theaters. The morning shows witnessed 7.92% occupancy, which climbed to 9.98% for the afternoon shows. The evening shows registered 14.22% occupancy and the night screenings showed an upward trend with an occupancy of 14.96%, according to Sacnilk. The Vivek Agnihotri directorial clashed three-way at the box office, following which the movie collected a meager amount on its second day. Meanwhile, the other films including Fukrey 3 and Chandranmukhi 2 caused a threat to the box office figures of The Vaccine War.

(The Vaccine War struggles at the box office | Image: Instagram)

How will the clash play out in North? 

While speaking about the box office collection of Fukrey 3 and The Vaccine War, trade analyst Sumit Kadel said, "I’m expecting a good opening from Fukrey 3, with maybe Rs 8 to 10 crore. If the film is good and if it’s met with good audience word of mouth, it could easily do Rs 40-45 crore throughout the extended weekend." He added, "The Vaccine War could grow over time if the reception is good. But as far as the opening is concerned, it will not do as well as The Kashmir Files or The Kerala Story."