18 October 2025 Box Office Collection — From Dude Box Office day 2 to Kantara Chapter 1 Day 17 Box Office Report

Mumbai, October 18, 2025. The box office on Saturday showed active audiences and strong holds for a few key films. Numbers shown with an asterisk (*) are early/estimated numbers.

18 October 2025 Box Office Collection Report

The day belonged to Kantara Chapter 1, which continued its strong run. New regional and mid-budget films found pockets of strength across theatre circuits. Multiplexes saw healthy occupancies in evening and late shows. Single screens performed well in smaller towns for regional content.

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Overall sentiment was cautious but positive. Distributors will watch Sunday trends closely to judge true weekend shapes.

Movie-by-movie Box Office Collection Breakdown

Kantara Chapter 1 Box Office Collection

Day 17. The film earned ₹12.50 Crore on Saturday. This adds to an India net total of ₹506.25 Crore and a worldwide total of ₹706.93 Crore. With a reported budget of ₹125 Crore, the film is far into profit territory domestically.

Kantara’s performance is fuelled by strong regional loyalty and expanding pan-India interest. It continues to post healthy weekend jumps and steady weekday holds. Expect sustained screens into next week as family audiences and repeat viewers keep showing up.

Dude Box Office Collection

Day 2. The film collected ₹10.2 Crore on its second Friday. Its India net stands at ₹19.95 Crore and worldwide at ₹31.52 Crore. On a budget of ₹30 Crore, the film needs good weekend growth to move toward break-even.

Dude shows promising urban multiplex support. If social buzz and early reviews remain positive, the film could see a solid Saturday–Sunday lift. The next two days will be decisive for its commercial trajectory.

Bison Kaalamaadan Box Office Collection

Day 2. The film registered ₹3 Crore on Saturday. Its India net total is ₹5.55 Crore and reported worldwide total ₹6.57 Crore. With a listed budget of ₹30 Crore, this film will need sustained regional traction and possible expansion to more territories to recover costs.

Bison may find its core audience at select regional centres. Its second-week hold and per-screen average will determine short-term viability.

K-Ramp Box Office Collection

Day 1. The newcomer opened with ₹2.15 Crore on its first day. India’s net equals ₹2.15 Crore, and worldwide is ₹2.53 Crore. Against a reported budget of ₹15 Crore, this is a modest start.

K-Ramp will rely on word-of-mouth and targeted promotions to grow. Small openings can expand if reviews and audience reactions pick up during weekdays.

Telusu Kada Box Office Collection

Day 2. The film earned ₹1.8 Crore on Saturday. Its India net total is ₹3.9 Crore and worldwide ₹5.4 Crore. With a budget of ₹20 Crore*, the title remains in the early recovery phase.

Its regional language appeal will decide longevity. If collections strengthen in southern markets, Telusu Kada can steady into the week; otherwise, it risks quick screen drops.

Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari Box Office Collection

Day 17. The long-runner made ₹1.1 Crore on Saturday. Its India net now sits at ₹57.20 Crore and worldwide at ₹88.97 Crore. On a budget of ₹80 Crore, the film has delivered a respectable run but is behind the top performers domestically.

This film benefits from steady weekday legs and single-screen business. Such long runs contribute useful catalogue income, though upside is limited now.

What these numbers mean

Kantara is in the league of rare regional films that turned national blockbusters. A Day 17 figure of ₹12.5 crore keeps its momentum alive. The film’s strong hold helps it keep screens and continue to earn.

Dude is the surprise performer in the mid-budget tier. Day two growth shows audience curiosity and decent marketing traction.

Smaller films like Bison Kaalamaadan, Telusu Kada, and K-Ramp need targeted growth. Their budgets are small, but recoveries still depend on steady weeks or OTT deals.

Long runners such as Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari show how a film with steady daily business can cross its budget and become profitable over time.

Outlook — next few days

The coming weekend and the run-up to Diwali releases will matter. Kantara will look to keep its pace. Mid-budget films will try to use word of mouth. Smaller films will chase regional strength and digital windows. BoxOfficeWala’s daily charts will show how this mix plays out day by day.

Final note

All figures above are derived from current box-office data, trade sources, distributors, and ticketing platforms; cross-checked with partners and updated regularly. See our Methodology Page. For daily updates and detailed charts, see BoxOfficeWala’s daily releases.