Ikkis Box Office: ₹30 Crore Collection in 14 Days | Quick Digest

Ikkis Box Office: ₹30 Crore Collection in 14 Days | Quick Digest
Agastya Nanda's 'Ikkis', a biographical war drama, collected approximately ₹0.50 crore on its 14th day, bringing its total India net collection to around ₹30.10-30.14 crore since its release on January 1, 2026. The film, also featuring Dharmendra in his final screen role, has faced tough competition at the box office.

Agastya Nanda's 'Ikkis' grossed approximately ₹0.50 crore on Day 14.

Film's total India net collection reached ₹30.10-30.14 crore by Day 14.

'Ikkis' was released in theaters on January 1, 2026.

The war drama stars Agastya Nanda and marks Dharmendra's final screen role.

The movie faced significant competition from other major releases.

Sacnilk is a credible source for box office figures, frequently cited by other media.

Sriram Raghavan's biographical war drama 'Ikkis', starring Agastya Nanda in his theatrical debut and featuring the late veteran actor Dharmendra in his final screen appearance, has concluded its 14-day run at the box office with a total India net collection ranging between ₹30.10 crore and ₹30.14 crore. The film, which tells the true story of Param Vir Chakra recipient Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal, was released on January 1, 2026, after being postponed from an earlier December 25, 2025 date to secure a solo release. On its 14th day, January 14, 2026, 'Ikkis' garnered an estimated ₹0.50 crore India net, reflecting a challenging sustained run amidst strong competition from other films like 'Dhurandhar'. Despite positive critical reception for its honest portrayal and performances by Agastya Nanda and Dharmendra, the film's box office performance has been described as moderate. Sacnilk, a prominent Indian box office tracking portal, provided the daily collection data, which has been corroborated and cited by several reputable news outlets, including The Times of India and Times Now. The movie's narrative, centered around the 1971 Indo-Pak war, aims to honor a national hero without resorting to jingoism.
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