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'VIBE' BO Day 10: Kunal and Preity's film holds steady on Sunday

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'VIBE' box office collection day 10: Kunal Kemmu and Preity Zinta's film holds steady on Sunday; India net reaches Rs 13.55 cr; worldwide gross stands at Rs 18.21 cr

Kunal Kemmu, Sparsh Shrivastava and Preity Zinta's 'VIBE' maintained its box-office pace on the second Sunday. The Hindi film recorded a net collection of Rs 90 lakhs on Day 10.The Sunday figure was unchanged from the previous day's earnings.

The film ran across 521 shows in India. It has now taken its India net collection to Rs 13.55 cr. The movie has also earned Rs 16.16 cr in India gross.

Its overseas gross stands at Rs 2.05 cr, taking the worldwide total to Rs 18.21 cr, as reported by Sacnilk.

'VIBE' opening week performance

'VIBE' arrived in theatres on September 18, 2026. The movie opened with Rs 1.70 cr on its first Friday. Its first weekend saw an upward movement. Saturday brought in Rs 2.75 cr, while Sunday recorded Rs 3.00 cr.

The film then collected Rs 0.90 cr on Monday. Tuesday registered Rs 1.10 cr, followed by Rs 1.00 cr on Wednesday. The first Thursday added Rs 0.80 cr to the total. The movie closed its opening week with Rs 11.25 cr.

Second weekend shows steady movement

The film entered its second weekend with Rs 50 lakhs on Friday. The collection rose to Rs 90 lakhs on Saturday. Sunday maintained the same level, indicating a steady hold through the weekend. The show count also moved upward during the second weekend.

The movie had 485 shows on Friday, followed by 511 on Saturday and 521 on Sunday.

'VIBE' occupancy report

The Hindi 2D version recorded 47.81% overall occupancy on Day 10. The morning shows registered 13.00% occupancy. Afternoon screenings recorded 52.92%. Evening shows stood at 46.69%, while the night shows registered 48.92%. Its Sunday show count also remained higher than the previous two days.

'VIBE' storyline and cast

'VIBE' follows two childhood friends who become unexpectedly involved in a dangerous terrorist plot.

Kunal Kemmu plays Hardik, a laid-back man who has recently returned from rehab. Sparsh Shrivastava portrays Bugs, a disciplined software developer whose life takes an unexpected turn. The pair becomes connected to a high-stakes mission involving India's national security.Preity Zinta plays Madam H, a fiery national security agent who recruits the two friends for the assignment. The mission takes the unlikely duo to Thailand as they attempt to stop a terrorist threat against India.

Debutant Vanshika Dhir is also part of the cast. The film has been receiving good reviews from audiences and has maintained a steady hold at the box office till now.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie's box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.

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