Sikandar Box Office Collection Day 3: Salman Khan, Rashmika Mandanna Starrer Sees Drop After Eid, Crosses Rs 74 Crore Mark

Salman Khan and Rashmika Mandanna's much-anticipated film Sikandar has experienced a noticeable dip in its box office performance after the post-Eid weekend surge. The film, which opened to strong numbers, witnessed a decline in collections as the festive fervor started to fade. On its third day, Sikandar managed to rake in over Rs 74 crore at the box office, a solid figure considering the expected dip in numbers after the long holiday period. The movie enjoyed a strong opening, benefiting from the Eid holiday rush, but the drop in collections post-Eid was in line with typical trends seen with big releases around festival time. Despite the dip, the film’s earnings remain impressive, especially with its star power—Salman Khan, known for his massive fan following, and Rashmika Mandanna, a popular face in both Bollywood and the South film industry. With positive reviews for their performances and the film’s engaging storyline, Sikandar is expected to maintain a steady run in cinemas in the coming weeks, though it may not sustain the record-breaking pace seen on its opening day. As the film enters its second week, analysts are keeping a close watch on its performance, as Sikandar continues to compete with other big releases in the market.

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