Welcome To The Jungle Box Office Collection: Welcome To The Jungle’s World Box Office Race; Earned almost ‘so many’ crores

Akshay Kumar‘s much awaited film ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ has become the talk of the town with a strong start at the box office. This multi-starrer film, which has a cast of around 30 actors, is getting good response from the audience in India as well as abroad, and the film has earned a remarkable amount on its first day.

The worldwide first day earnings of Welcome to the Jungle have also been announced. According to official figures, the film has collected 27.60 crores at the worldwide box office on its first day. Additionally, the film earned 4.07 crores from paid previews at the Indian box office and 15.33 crores on Friday, i.e. the first day of release. Overseas, the film has collected 4.70 crores.

On the very first day box office In terms of revenue, ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ has performed strongly and has surpassed many films. The film beat the opening day collection records of films like ‘Bhoot Bangla’ (Rs 18.31 crore), ‘Raja Shivaji’ (Hindi – Rs 12.40 crore) and ‘Peddi’ (Hindi – Rs 3 crore). It has been revealed that the film has more opening day earnings than about ten films released in 2026.

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‘Welcome to the Jungle’ is the third installment of the popular ‘Welcome’ franchise. This multi-starrer film has around 30 actors including Akshay Kumar in pivotal roles. Many famous actors like Jacqueline Fernandez, Disha Patani, Sunil Shetty, Jackie Shroff, Raveena Tandon are seen in the movie.

The story of the film unfolds against the backdrop of a Rs 2,000 crore film being made in the jungle. The audience gets to experience comedy, chaos, action and many unexpected twists in this journey. With a large star cast and an entertaining story, ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ is getting a good response from the audience.

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