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Alpha box office collection day 4: Alia Bhatt, Sharvari film sees a sharp dip on Monday, collects 4 crore

Alpha box office collection day 4: The film also stars Bobby Deol and Anil Kapoor. It is directed by Shiv Rawail.

Updated on: Jul 6, 2026, 22:15:07 IST
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Alpha box office collection day 4: Alpha, the latest instalment in the YRF spyverse, was released in theatres last Friday. Reactions to the action thriller starring Alia Bhatt and Sharvari in lead roles were lukewarm, and yet, the film managed to stay strong in the opening weekend. Can the film sustain the same momentum on its first Monday? Let's take a look at the box office performance of the film so far. (Also read: Alpha: Alia Bhatt and Sharvari are X-Women, but Uday Chopra's story lacks the X-Factor)

Alpha box office update at 10 PM

Alpha box office collection day 4: Alia Bhatt and Sharvari in a still from the film.
Alpha box office collection day 4: Alia Bhatt and Sharvari in a still from the film.

On Monday, Sacnilk reported that Alpha collected 3.85 on Monday. It is the film's lowest single-day haul so far, taking the India total to 37.85 crore. Given that it's a Monday, collections were expected to see a dip compared to the opening weekend. Alpha made an opening-day haul of 9.25 crore and went on to show growth over the weekend, earning 11.5 crore and 13.25 crore on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.

Alpha has seen the lowest opening weekend for the YRF Spyverse so far. The other films in the franchise, including War 2, Pathaan and Tiger 3, have crossed the 100 crore mark at the Indian box office. Alia's last release, the 2024 release Jigra, collected 1.65 crore on its 4th day. Alpha has managed to beat Jigra's haul by the end of Monday. The film had 10.97% occupancy on Monday from a total of 6997 shows.

About Alpha

After release, filmmaker Karan Johar defended the film's box office pull amid criticism online. “The stardom and theatrical pull and unquestionable talent of Alia Bhatt and the impact of a big screen spectacle is undebatable and that YRF has a continued franchise and an endeavour to create theatrical tentpole experiences that need our applause and not any toxicity!” he noted.

 
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