Sky Force experiences a remarkable 60% boost at the box office on its ninth day, nearing the Rs 100 crore milestone in India.

‘Sky Force’ Box Office Collection Surges on Day 2: Akshay Kumar’s Film Gains Momentum


Akshay Kumar’s ‘Sky Force’ picks up pace at the box office on day 2, witnessing a 75.51% surge in earnings. Read more on its weekend performance and audience reception.


Akshay Kumar’s ‘Sky Force’ Picks Up Steam at the Box Office

After a series of underwhelming performances at the box office, Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar finally seems poised for success with his latest release, Sky Force. The patriotic action-drama, co-starring Sara Ali Khan and Veer Pahariya, started off on a modest note but saw a remarkable surge in collections on its second day in theaters.
According to trade analyst data from Sacnilk, Sky Force earned Rs 21.50 crore on Saturday, marking a significant 75.51% increase from its opening-day earnings of Rs 12.25 crore. With a total collection of Rs 33.75 crore in just two days, the film appears to be gaining strong momentum.

Theatrical Occupancy and Regional Performance

On Saturday, Sky Force recorded an overall occupancy rate of 35.76%, with the highest footfalls observed during night shows. The film is currently playing across 5,037 screens nationwide, with notable performances in key metropolitan areas:
  • Bengaluru: 308 shows, 49.75% occupancy
  • Chennai: 67 shows, 47.75% occupancy
  • Mumbai: 859 shows, 44.50% occupancy
  • Delhi NCR: 1,314 shows, 37.50% occupancy
These figures indicate a growing interest in the film, suggesting a promising trajectory for its first-weekend collection.

Critical and Audience Reception

While Sky Force opened to mixed-to-positive reviews, audience reception has been largely favorable. Indian Express critic Shubhra Gupta noted in her review that the film maintains an engaging balance without veering into overt nationalism. She observed that Akshay Kumar’s portrayal of Wing Commander K.O. Ahuja remains at the forefront of the narrative, though the storyline occasionally bends to accommodate his character’s arc.
“What’s nice is that crude jingoism is kept to a minimum,” she remarked, highlighting the film’s attempt at nuanced storytelling.

Star Cast and Production Details

Apart from Akshay Kumar, Sky Force boasts a strong supporting cast, including Sara Ali Khan, Veer Pahariya, and Nimrat Kaur in a pivotal role. The movie is helmed by director Sandeep Kewlani and backed by Maddock Films and Jio Studios, ensuring a high production value that enhances the cinematic experience.

Box Office Outlook and Future Projections

Given the film’s impressive day-two growth, industry experts anticipate a strong first-weekend performance. If the momentum sustains, Sky Force could be one of Akshay Kumar’s highest-grossing films in recent years. With Sunday traditionally being a high-grossing day for Bollywood releases, projections suggest that the film might cross the Rs 50 crore mark by the end of its first weekend.
Furthermore, with no major Bollywood releases lined up in the immediate future, Sky Force has an open playing field to maximize its earnings in the coming week. However, its long-term success will depend on word-of-mouth traction and continued audience interest.
Akshay Kumar’s Sky Force is shaping up to be a significant comeback for the actor, who has faced a string of underwhelming box-office performances in recent years. With strong audience engagement, favorable reviews, and impressive weekend earnings, the film appears set for a successful theatrical run.
For Bollywood enthusiasts and fans of patriotic dramas, Sky Force is an action-packed spectacle worth watching on the big screen.

(Disclaimer: The box office figures are based on industry estimates and publicly available data. Actual earnings may vary, and readers are encouraged to refer to official sources for the latest updates.)

 

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