O’Romeo collected Rs. It earned around Rs 11.50 crore on Saturday, taking its two-day total to Rs. Approx Rs 19.25 crore nett. The surge is around 50 percent compared to Friday, which would qualify as a strong surge on a regular Saturday and set the film up for a good performance. However, it was no regular Saturday, but better than that. It was Valentine’s Day, which is a big day for movie watching, especially romantic movies, and it also included “Romeo” in the title. So, the real test of the film’s merit lies ahead.
If the film remains stable today, avoids the decline from Saturday and possibly even shows a modest growth, then it would be a good result from where one can expect some kind of performance. However, that’s easier said than done, because leading the way on Valentine’s Day is a tough job. There is also a cricket match today, which may get canceled due to rain, but still there may be some impact on business, so that’s all.
Still, that probably won’t be enough to see it, as it is an expensive film for its value. Having said that, these days, light rom-coms are trending in this category; This film leans more towards the darker and thriller side, which is supposed to be less commercial, so it’s not a bad result, just the economics don’t fit.
Still, if the film can maintain its performance and hold on at the box office during the slow period until Dhurandhar: The Revenge arrives next month, it will be considered a minor positive.
The box office collections of O Romeo in India are as follows:
| Day | net |
|---|---|
| Friday | Rupee. 7.75 crores. |
| Saturday | Rupee. 11.50 crores. |
| Total | Rupee. 19.25 crores. |
