A Major Flop for Aamir Khan Productions –

Ek Din Opening Weekend:

Ek Din has turned out to be one of the weakest opening performers for Aamir Khan Productions, registering an extremely low total over its first weekend. The film has struggled to attract audiences, resulting in disappointing box office numbers.

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The film opened to just ₹1 crore on Friday, followed by a drop on Saturday with ₹75 lakh. Sunday saw a further dip, collecting around ₹70 lakh. This brings the total opening weekend collection to approximately ₹2.45 crore nett, which is far below expectations for a film backed by a reputed banner.

Starring Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi, the film’s central romantic track has failed to connect with the audience. Despite some initial curiosity, the lack of strong word of mouth and limited appeal has led to a rapid decline in collections over the weekend itself.

The trend clearly indicates rejection from the audience, as the film could not show any growth on Saturday or Sunday—days that are usually crucial for boosting weekend totals. The low occupancy levels across theatres further reflect the weak demand.

Given the current trajectory, Ek Din is expected to struggle in the coming days and is unlikely to cross the ₹5 crore nett mark in its lifetime run. This makes it a clear washout at the box office.

Overall, Ek Din serves as a reminder that even established production houses are not immune to box office failures if the content fails to resonate with viewers. The competition was quite high for the film and it couldn’t survive in that.

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