On its eleventh day in cinemas, Udta Teer passed the Rs 63-crore worldwide gross mark while holding steady on a working Monday. The Ayushmann Khurrana–Sara Ali Khan spy comedy added an estimated Rs 1.35 crore net in India, according to Sacnilk data cited by The Times of India.
Where the numbers stand
After 11 days, the film has collected Rs 43.45 crore net and Rs 51.82 crore gross in India. Day 11 gross came in at about Rs 1.57 crore across 4,951 shows. Overseas, the day added Rs 25 lakh, lifting the international gross to Rs 11.50 crore and the estimated worldwide total to Rs 63.32 crore.
- India net: Rs 43.45 crore
- India gross: Rs 51.82 crore
- Overseas gross: Rs 11.50 crore
- Worldwide gross: Rs 63.32 crore
- Day 11 India net: Rs 1.35 crore
Why the second Monday matters
A second Monday is a useful word-of-mouth check. The opening week contributed Rs 30.90 crore net, and the next three days added Rs 11.20 crore net; a Monday that held at Rs 1.35 crore suggests the film is not being carried only by opening-weekend marketing. For exhibitors, that supports keeping screens and show counts intact into the next weekend.
What the run signals for licensing
Steady weekday collections matter beyond the box office. They give satellite and streaming buyers evidence that the film has sustained audience interest, which feeds content-licensing conversations. The film’s premise—a Pakistani spy who loses his memory and wakes up believing he is an Indian counter-terrorism agent—also gives the campaign a clear identity hook for digital promotion.
The number to watch now is the second weekend. If the film can add another strong Friday-to-Sunday, the run shifts from a decent start to a clearly profitable theatrical window.
Source: The Times of India
