Ayushmann Khurrana's spy comedy Udta Teer has grossed ₹27.58 crore worldwide in its opening weekend, with ₹19.45 crore net from domestic collections. The film, directed by Akash A Kaushik, follows a Pakistani spy who defects to India after losing his memory, leading to a chaotic chase. It saw steady growth, peaking at ₹8.10 crore on Sunday.
Ayushmann Khurrana’s spy comedy Udta Teer has netted ₹19.45 crore at the domestic box-office in its opening weekend. The film is charting a steady climb in theatres following an underwhelming opening of ₹4.10 crore on Friday (October 23). Its total India gross now stands at ₹23.08 crore, while the worldwide gross has reached ₹27.58 crore.
Directed by Akash A Kaushik, Udta follows Khurrana’s Bilal, a Pakistani spy who, after losing his memory, defects to the Indian side and joins the Indian counter-intelligence services, leading to a chaotic cross-country chase. Sara Ali Khan plays the female lead.
According to tracking website Sacnilk, Udta Teer recorded its highest single-day collection on Sunday. The film earned ₹8.10 crore net on Day 3 (October 25), up from ₹7.25 crore on Saturday and ₹4.10 crore on its opening Friday.
The film’s total India gross collections stand at ₹23.08 crore, while its worldwide gross has reached ₹27.58 crore. Overseas, Udta Teer collected ₹1.75 crore on Sunday, taking its cumulative overseas gross to ₹4.50 crore.
The film recorded an occupancy of 25 per cent across 6,020 shows on Day 3, with an estimated 3,61,245 tickets sold. Its total ticket sales across the opening weekend are estimated at 8,66,929, reported Sacnilk.
Udta Teer marks the fourth collaboration between Dharma Productions and Sikhya Entertainment, following projects like The Lunchbox, Kill, and Gyaarah Gyaarah. Ayushmann Khurrana‘s last theatrical outing was Pati Patni Aur Woh Do, in 2025.
In its review of Udta Teer, The Hollywood Reporter India observed, “Udta Teer therefore enters an endless loop of defeating itself, flitting between an Incredible India spot and an inverted Dhurandhar template. Like its hero, it keeps infiltrating its own identity.“