Thamma (Thama) Box Office Collection Day 4: Ayushmann-Rashmika Horror-Comedy Film Targets ₹100 Crore Mark

Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna's horror-comedy Thamma continues its strong performance at the box office, maintaining steady collections after a stellar opening. The film, produced by Maddock Films, has raked in ₹65.58 crore net in India within just five days of its release, according to early estimates by Sacnilk.

After a bumper start with ₹24 crore on its opening day, Thamma witnessed a gradual decline over the next few days - a common trend post-festive release weeks.

According to real-time data from Sacnilk, Thamma earned still managed to hold well, earning around ₹10.5 crore (all languages) on Day 4.

The film's worldwide gross now stands at approximately ₹74.55 crore, further cementing its position as a strong box-office performer.

Thamma Box Office Collection (India Net):

Day 1 - ₹24 crore
Day 2 - ₹18.6 crore
Day 3 - ₹13 crore
Day 4 - ₹10.5 crore
Day 5 - ₹0.95 crore
Total - ₹66.58 crore

On its fourth day, Friday, October 24, 2025, Thamma recorded an overall Hindi occupancy of 13.63% across theatres.

The film saw moderate turnout during the day, with morning shows registering 7.35% occupancy and afternoon shows improving slightly to 15.40%. Evening shows reported no significant activity, while night shows witnessed a noticeable rise at 18.13%, indicating better audience traction towards the later part of the day.

A Promising Start for Maddock's Latest Horror-Comedy

Before its release, Thamma generated major buzz, recording ₹10 crore in day-zero advance bookings - a clear indicator of high audience anticipation. Directed under the Maddock Films banner, the movie stars Ayushmann Khurrana as Alok Gupta and Rashmika Mandanna as Tadaka. It creatively mixes supernatural elements with humour, while Nawazuddin Siddiqui's role as a vampire adds a unique dark-comic edge.

The film, reportedly made on a budget of ₹140-145 crore, will need a strong Saturday and Sunday to sustain its momentum and move closer to breakeven.

Despite the mid-week slowdown, Thamma has already become Maddock Films' strongest opener in recent years, reinforcing the studio's successful streak in the horror-comedy genre. All eyes are now on the weekend numbers to see if the film can maintain its grip and cross the coveted ₹100 crore mark in its first week.