After a decent opening weekend, the film showed stable numbers on Monday, proving that audience interest has not dropped sharply after the weekend rush.

Day 4 Box Office Collection

On Day 4 (Monday), Send Help collected approximately ₹4.2 crore across India. As expected for a weekday, the numbers dipped from Sunday, but the decline was controlled and within the normal range for a film of this genre.

Total Box Office Collection Till Day 4

Here’s a quick look at the film’s box office performance so far:

* Day 1 (Friday): ₹6.8 crore
* Day 2 (Saturday): ₹9.5 crore
* Day 3 (Sunday): ₹11.2 crore
* Day 4 (Monday): ₹4.2 crore

Total collection till Day 4: ₹31.7 crore

These numbers place Send Help in the “decent performer” category so far. The Sunday jump helped the film gain momentum, and Monday’s hold indicates that word of mouth is working in its favour.

Audience Response and Word of Mouth

One of the biggest strengths of Send Help is its balance between horror and comedy. Viewers have responded positively to the film’s fun moments, sharp one-liners, and quirky characters. While the horror elements are not extremely scary, they are engaging enough to keep audiences interested.

Performance in Key Cities

Metro cities like Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad have performed better than expected on Day 4.

Competition at the Box Office

Send Help is facing competition from a major action release and a family drama released earlier. Despite this, the film has managed to hold its ground due to its different genre and light-hearted tone.

Since there are no major new releases mid-week, Send Help is expected to benefit from steady collections over the next few days. The real test will be this upcoming Friday, which could give the film another push if word of mouth remains positive.

Budget and Recovery Status

Reportedly made on a mid-range budget, Send Help is well on its way to recovering its production cost. With a total of ₹31.7 crore in four days, the film has already covered a significant portion of its budget through theatrical earnings.

Additional revenue from OTT rights, music, and satellite deals is expected to put the film in a financially comfortable position. If weekday numbers stay stable and the second weekend shows growth, Send Help could turn into a profitable venture.