Salman Khan’s ‘Sikandar’ Smashes 100k in Pre-Sale Tickets: A Box Office Tsunami!

Eid 2025: Salman Khan’s ‘Sikandar’ Struggles to Make a Grand Entry at the Box Office

Ladies and gentlemen, gather around as we witness the latest episode of "Will Salman Khan’s charm save the day?" with his new flick, Sikandar. This Eid’s offering, co-starring the delightful Rashmika Mandanna, is off to a lukewarm start in the advance booking saga. As of 3 PM, Sikandar has managed to sell a mere 1.07 lakh tickets across the top three national chains—PVRInox and Cinepolis. If the wind keeps blowing in this direction, we’re looking at a final tally of 1.75 lakh advance bookings. Not quite the fireworks one expects from a Salman Khan movie, right?

Now, let’s talk numbers—because who doesn’t love a good number game? With these advance booking figures, Sikandar is eyeing a first-day collection in the ballpark of Rs. 30 crore to Rs. 32 crore. Not exactly the "Bhai-level" explosion we’re used to. Historically, Salman Khan has set the bar sky-high, but this time it seems the bar is more like a limbo stick.

The single screens are showing a tad more love than the multiplexes, which makes sense. Sikandar is your classic mass entertainer—a genre that doesn’t exactly scream "Let’s Netflix and chill." Therefore, expect the film to resonate more with the masses rather than the multiplex regulars. The first three days are crucial, and to meet expectations, it better hit that Rs. 100 crore mark faster than a Salman Khan dance move.

For those keeping score at home, remember, it’s not just a movie; it’s a Salman movie. So, grab your popcorn and stay tuned to see if Sikandar will conquer the box office or if it’ll need a little more than star power to hit the jackpot.

In the world of Bollywood, where dreams are larger than life, sometimes even the biggest stars need a little help from their friends—like a better script or perhaps a catchy item number?

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