By Admin 
Vijayrath of ‘Thama’ is slowly looking desperate to surpass the lifetime earnings of many big films of this year at the box office. The film is very soon going to be included in the list of top 10 grossing films of 2025.
Fans also hope that this film can become the biggest film of Ayushmann Khurrana’s career. However, for this the film will have to overcome 3 difficulties at the box office. Let us know here what those 3 difficulties are.
Which are the top 3 grossing films of Ayushmann Khurrana?
‘Thama’ has become the fourth highest grossing film of Ayushmann Khurrana’s career, but to reach the number one spot, it will have to leave behind these 3 films.
- Dream Girl – 141.3 crores
- Badhaai Ho – 137.31 crores
- Bala – 116.38 crores
How much will Ayushmann Khurrana’s ‘Thama’ earn?
‘Thama’ collected Rs 108.4 crore in 10 days extended week. Till 5:15 pm today, the film’s earning has reached Rs 98 lakh and the total collection has reached Rs 109.38 crore. However, these figures available on SACNILC are not final. There may be changes in these.
Now it is clear that ‘Thama’ will have to earn Rs 5 crore more to beat the third film in this list, Rs 25 crore more to beat the second film and Rs 30 crore more to come at the first place. The film is going to enter its second weekend, it is possible that the film may cross some of these milestones.
Was ‘Thama’ a hit or not?
For a film to be a hit, it is necessary that it earns almost double its budget. According to Times of India, the budget of the film is Rs 145 crore and the film has earned Rs 148.75 crore worldwide in 10 days. This means that the film has definitely exhausted its budget, but to become a hit the film will have to cover a long distance.
This film starring Ayushmann Khurrana with Rashmika Mandanna, Paresh Rawal and Nawazuddin Siddiqui has been produced by Aditya Sarpotdar. While talking to ABP News, he told that he never makes a film keeping in mind the box office of the film. However, if the film does well then they feel happy that whatever expenditure was made back.
(Note: All the data used here is according to the box office data website Sacknilk.)