The theatrical run of Dulquer Salmaan's latest cinematic project, titled I'm Game, has crossed its second-weekend threshold with a modest performance on its ninth day in theaters. While weekday numbers typically dip for feature films following a strong opening week, the project continues to hold a steady presence at ticket counters across domestic markets.
Industry tracking figures indicate that the feature brought in approximately 39 lakhs net within India during its ninth day of release. Despite the inevitable slowdown that accompanies the transition from weekend crowds to weekday viewings, the cumulative domestic collection for the film has now risen to a solid 23.85 crore.
The cinematic venture is also maintaining a notable footprint on the international stage. Worldwide gross earnings for the project have officially touched 46.04 crore as the run progresses through its second week. A closer breakdown of these global revenue streams reveals that the domestic audience forms the backbone of the film's financial success, generating roughly 60.47 percent of the total gross. Meanwhile, international territories have added a robust 39.53 percent to the overall tally, reflecting the widespread popularity and overseas pulling power of the lead actor.
Dulquer Salmaan remains one of the most recognizable and bankable stars in contemporary Indian cinema, known for selecting diverse scripts across multiple language industries. His ability to draw audiences both at home and abroad has consistently bolstered the commercial prospects of his filmography. As I'm Game enters the remainder of its second week, industry observers will be watching to see how the project performs against incoming new releases at the box office.
The ongoing theatrical journey highlights the sustained appeal of the star-driven feature, even as it navigates the typical box office cooling period following its initial opening days. With a strong total gross already secured globally, the production has established a firm foothold in the current cinematic landscape.
Reporting based on coverage first published by The Times of India. Read the original report at The Times of India.
