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Beats Ishqan De Lekhe To Become 2nd Highest-Grossing Punjabi Film Of 2026

Beats Ishqan De Lekhe To Become 2nd Highest-Grossing Punjabi Film Of 2026

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Carry On Jatta 4 Worldwide Box Office Day 4: Becomes 2nd Highest-Grossing Punjabi Film Of 2026 (Photo Credit: Instagram) Gippy Grewal and Sargun Mehta‘s Carry On Jatta 4 continues to do well at the box office. After fetching decent-to-good collections during the opening weekend, the film maintained a solid pace on its first Monday. In the meantime, on the worldwide front, it has surpassed the lifetime collection of Ishqan De Lekhe to become the second-highest-grossing Punjabi film of 2026 globally. Keep reading for a detailed collection report of day 4! How much did Carry On Jatta 4 earn at the worldwide box office in 4 days? In India, the latest Punjabi family entertainer did a business of 1.4 crore on the first Monday, day 4. Compared to day 1’s 1.9 crore, it displayed a drop of just 26.31%, thus passing the Monday test with flying colors. Overall, it has earned 9.2 crore net at the Indian box office, as per Sacnilk. It equals 10.85 crore gross domestically. Overseas, it has grossed 10 crore so far. …

Ishqan De Lekhe Box Office Collections: Gurnaam Bhullar film emerges a HIT with Rs. 20 Cr worldwide

Ishqan De Lekhe Box Office Collections: Gurnaam Bhullar film emerges a HIT with Rs. 20 Cr worldwide

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Punjabi film Ishqan De Lekhe has emerged as a HIT, driven by a sustained box office trend. The Gurnaam Bhullar starrer saw its second week collections surpass the first, and now it continues to collect in its third week, in the face of box office juggernaut Dhurandhar: The Revenge. The third week has brought in over Rs. 1.50 crore nett approx in six days; the full week will be around Rs. 1.75 crore. The third week drop will be around 70 per cent, which may seem steep, but consider this: most of the other holdover films are out of cinemas. The total box office collections in India stand at Rs. 11.75 crore nett approx and will be around Rs. 12 crore nett at the end of this week. The film should hold better in the fourth week and quite possibly be on par with the third week. If it does so, it can aim for a full run of around Rs. 15 crore nett. Additionally, the film has earned USD 700K (Rs. 6.50 crore) overseas, …

Ishqan De Lekhe Box Office Collections: Gurnam Bhullar film jumps in 2nd weekend, on course to be a HIT

Ishqan De Lekhe Box Office Collections: Gurnam Bhullar film jumps in 2nd weekend, on course to be a HIT

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Punjabi film Ishqan De Lekhe is on course to emerge as a HIT, with the film recording a very good second weekend at the Indian box office. The Gurnam Bhullar headlined romantic drama grossed Rs. 4 crore (Rs. 3.35 crore nett) approx in its second weekend, up by around 85 per cent from its opening weekend. That takes its 10-day running total to Rs. 9 crore (Rs. 7.60 crore nett) approx.  The film has also done well overseas, with USD 525K (Rs. 4.85 crore) approx, giving it a worldwide box office gross of just under Rs. 15 crore. Having said that, it is one of the rare Punjabi films to do better domestically than overseas, as lately it is the overseas box office that is driving the Punjabi films, with domestic taking the back seat. Even in India, the film is outperforming outside of Punjab state, with the Haryana centres faring relatively better, along with Delhi and Rajasthan. The genre is probably playing the part; being a romantic film, perhaps, gives it better appeal outside …

Ishqan De Lekhe Box Office Collections: Gurnam Bhullar film trends well for Rs. 7.50 Cr first week worldwide

Ishqan De Lekhe Box Office Collections: Gurnam Bhullar film trends well for Rs. 7.50 Cr first week worldwide

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Punjabi film Ishqan De Lekhe is finding some good fortune at the box office. The Gurnam Bhullar led romantic drama grossed Rs. 7.50 crore approx in its first week. Of this, Rs. 4.25 crore (Rs. 3.60 crore nett) came from the domestic market of India, while another Rs. 3.25 crore (USD 350K) came from overseas. The numbers may appear modest, and they are, but what makes them count is the trend they have come up with. The film started low, with an opening day of just over Rs. 40 lakh in India and Rs. 75 lakh worldwide. It made good gains over the weekend; it was on weekdays when it really showed up with steady holds. The last day of the week, i.e. Thursday in India, was around Rs. 60 lakh, 50 per cent higher than its opening day. The film is performing well outside Punjab, which is normally not seen with smaller Punjabi films. The trend is also better, with day seven being almost thrice of its day one. The genre has probably helped …