Chhaava (Chhava) Box Office Collection Day 8: Can Vicky Kaushal’s Film Enter ₹400 Crore Club In 2nd Week?

Chhaava (Chhava) Box Office Collection Day 8: Vicky Kaushal's much-anticipated historical action drama Chhaava continues its strong run at the box office, maintaining momentum after a stellar opening weekend. The film, which had already amassed an impressive ₹242.25 crore India net in its first eight days worldwide, remains steady in collections.

Chhaava earned around 23.00 Cr India net on its eighth day for all languages (early estimates).

Chhaava Day 9 Box Office Collection

According to early estimates from industry tracker Sacnilk, Chhaava earned approximately ₹1.08 Cr crore India net on its 9th day across all languages. The film's compelling narrative and Kaushal's power-packed performance have kept audiences engaged, ensuring a consistent turnout in theaters.

With its India net collection standing at ₹243.33 crore and an overseas total of ₹67 crore, Chhaava has soared past the ₹300 crore club, collecting ₹310.50 crore worldwide.

With its total now reaching approximately ₹243.33 crore, Chhaava has officially overtaken Uri: The Surgical Strike, becoming Vicky Kaushal's highest-grossing film. The war drama previously held the record as the actor's most successful box office hit.

Chhaava Day 8 Occupancy Report

Despite being a weekday, Chhaava recorded a commendable occupancy in theaters. The film achieved an overall Hindi occupancy rate of 29.92% on Friday, February 21, 2025. Here's a breakdown of its occupancy across different showtimes:

• Morning Shows: 13.76%
• Afternoon Shows: 23.09%
• Evening Shows: 31.32%
• Night Shows: 51.49%

With such strong weekday numbers, Chhaava has outperformed recent releases and set a new benchmark in Vicky Kaushal's career. The film has also emerged as his highest-grossing opening weekend film to date.

With positive word-of-mouth and sustained earnings, Chhaava is poised for an impressive run throughout the week. If the current trend holds, the film is expected to surpass the ₹400 crore mark in second week, solidifying its position as one of the highest-grossing films of 2025.