‘The Bengal Files’ Box Office collection day 6: Vivek Agnihotri’s film starring Mithun Chakraborty and Anupam Kher mints Rs 1 crore on Wednesday, crosses Rs 10 crore mark

Vivek Agnihotri’s much-talked-about film ‘The Bengal Files’ has crossed the Rs 10 crore mark on the Indian field workplace inside six days of its launch. Starring Mithun Chakraborty, and Anupam Kher, the film noticed a robust weekend rise however has slowed down as weekdays arrived.

‘The Bengal Files’ day 6 collection

As per early estimates by Sacnilk, ‘The Bengal Files’ earned round Rs 1 crore internet in India on its sixth day. On Wednesday, 10 September 2025, ‘The Bengal Files’ recorded an total Hindi occupancy of 17.51%. The morning exhibits began gradual with 10.66%, whereas the numbers improved barely within the afternoon with 16.57%. The momentum picked up throughout the night, reaching 19.46%, and peaked at evening with 23.34%.

How the film has carried out on the field workplace

The film began its run on a good be aware with Rs 1.75 crore on Friday. The collections climbed over the weekend, incomes Rs 2.25 crore on Saturday and peaking at Rs 2.75 crore on Sunday. But as Monday arrived, the numbers dropped sharply to Rs 1.15 crore, displaying a 58% fall from Sunday. On Tuesday, there was a slight restoration with Rs 1.35 crore, however Wednesday as soon as once more dipped.Despite the autumn, the film has now crossed the Rs 10 crore mark in India internet, standing at a complete of Rs 10.25 crore.

‘The Bengal Files’ day-wise field workplace collection

Day 1 (Friday): Rs 1.75 croreDay 2 (Saturday): Rs 2.25 crore Day 3 (Sunday): Rs 2.75 crore Day 4 (Monday): Rs 1.15 crore Day 5 (Tuesday): Rs 1.35 crore Day 6 (Wednesday)*: Rs 1.00 crore (early estimates)Total: Rs 10.25 crore

Trilogy continues with ‘The Bengal Files’

‘The Bengal Files’ is the third instalment in Vivek Agnihotri’s ‘Files’ trilogy, following ‘The Tashkent Files’ (2019) and ‘The Kashmir Files’ (2022). While ‘The Kashmir Files’ went on to grow to be Agnihotri’s largest field workplace hit with Rs 341 crore globally, early indicators present that ‘The Bengal Files’ is struggling to keep up regular collections.As reported by The Indian Express, inside simply 5 days, the film additionally witnessed a reduce within the variety of exhibits. It opened with 1,102 exhibits throughout India however was lowered to 863 exhibits by Day 5, with an total occupancy of 34.91%.

Why ‘The Bengal Files’ is essential for Vivek Agnihotri

Director Vivek Agnihotri has admitted that the film’s consequence will instantly have an effect on his future initiatives. Speaking to Galatta Plus, he shared, “My biggest challenge is money. Nobody backs our film until the last minute. Whatever money we earned in Kashmir Files, we have put in making The Bengal Files. I don’t know what will happen to me after this [financially].”He additional revealed: “We made The Kashmir Files on a budget of Rs 15 crore. We earned Rs 30 crore from that film. We invested it in The Bengal Files. We also borrowed some money to make this film which is yet to be paid.”

‘The Bengal Files’ controversy

Apart from field workplace struggles, ‘The Bengal Files’ additionally confronted political challenges. Agnihotri claimed in a video message that the film is dealing with an “unofficial ban” in elements of West Bengal. In the video, he appealed, (*10*)

What is ‘The Bengal Files’ about

The film appears again at one among Bengal’s most painful chapters in historical past. It is ready towards the backdrop of the 1946 Direct Action Day violence and the Noakhali riots. Alongside Mithun Chakraborty and Anupam Kher, the film options Pallavi Joshi, Saswata Chatterjee, Darshan Kumarr and Sourav Das in key roles.DISCLAIMER: The field workplace numbers on this article are compiled from our proprietary sources and various public information. While we try for accuracy, all figures are approximate except explicitly talked about, providing a good illustration of the mission’s field workplace efficiency. We are open to suggestions and options on toientertainment@timesinternet.in.