The film earned 52 crore on its opening day, but earnings have decreased with each passing day. It made 57.35 crore on the second day. While the highest earnings were expected on Saturday and Sunday, the situation worsened. The third-day collection was 33.25 crore, and Sunday’s business was 31 crore. The Hindi version has contributed the most to the collection in the first three days: 29 crore on the first day, 44.5 crore on the second day, and 26 crore on the third day. Telugu also performed well.

In 2019, ‘War’ earned 37.40 crore on its first Sunday, significantly more than the current film’s Sunday earnings. Notably, there was no contribution from the South Indian industry in the previous film. This time, a substantial bet was placed on Jr. NTR, but it seems to be failing. It remains to be seen whether ‘War 2’ can surpass ‘War’ on its first Monday.

The YRF spy universe invested heavily in this film, but things have gone downhill quickly. Recovering the 400 crore budget seems challenging, given the current response. The film was supposed to set the stage for future films, but its survival is now the main concern. Having so many loopholes in one picture indicates a significant risk of failure.

Here’s a look at the five weakest contestants on the show so far:

Sudhanshu Pandey: Despite high expectations due to his experience, Sudhanshu’s performance has been underwhelming. He neither successfully identifies traitors nor is taken seriously in the game, rendering his presence almost invisible.

Nikita Luther: Despite being a poker player, Nikita hasn’t demonstrated any strategic prowess. She seems to be reeling from an early setback, struggling to connect with others and openly express her views. Her decision to decline the opportunity to become a traitor further hampered her chances.

Harsh Gujral: Harsh’s name has gained attention primarily because of Urfi Javed’s interest in him. However, in terms of the mental game, he lags behind. While contestants like Urfi and Apoorva have figured out the traitors, Harsh remains oblivious.

Jannat Zubair: Jannat appears ill-suited for the show. She lacks independent opinions and tends to follow the group’s lead. Her game hinges on the group dynamic, and without it, she may struggle to survive. The audience also perceives her as insignificant, making her an unlikely suspect as a traitor.

Jasmin Bhasin: Jasmin seems to be under the impression that she’s still on ‘Bigg Boss’ rather than ‘The Traitors.’ Her confusion is evident, and she has even expressed a desire to be eliminated. She is leading the game in the wrong direction and misleading others.