The 7th instalment of the YRF Spy Universe, ‘Alpha,’ which marks the first-ever women-led espionage drama of the franchise, maintained a steady pace during its second weekend. The Alia Bhatt and Sharvari starrer had a decent second Friday, but saw notable growth on Saturday and maintained its grip over Sunday as well. According to the latest trade reports, the movie came very close to the Rs 90 crore mark worldwide by the end of its second weekend run at the box office.For further details on the box-office numbers for ‘Alpha,’ scroll down.
‘Alpha’ second weekend’s collection
Released on July 3, 2026, ‘Alpha’ marks Alia Bhatt’s debut in the spy-verse. The movie, after opening its second weekend on Friday with Rs 1.65 crore net, saw a jump of over 30 per cent on Saturday, earning Rs 2.25 crore net across 2,883 shows. According to Sacnilk, on Saturday as well, the film maintained the same office number and added another Rs 2.25 Cr across 2,733 shows.With this, after 10 days of theatrical run, the India gross collections of ‘Alpha’ stand at Rs 63.91 crore, while the net domestic earnings have reached Rs 53.60 crore so far.In the international market as well, the stats remain steady, with the movie adding another core to the tally on day 10, pushing the overseas gross collections to Rs 25.50 crore. Combining the India and overseas gross collections, the worldwide earnings of ‘Alpha’ after the second weekend run stand at Rs 89.41 crore.
‘Alpha’ box office net collection: Day-wise breakdown
Day 1 (1st Friday): Rs 9.25 croreDay 2 (1st Saturday): Rs 11.50 croreDay 3 (1st Sunday): Rs 13.25 croreDay 4 (1st Monday): Rs 3.85 croreDay 5 (1st Tuesday): Rs 4.25 croreDay 6 (1st Wednesday): Rs 2.85 croreDay 7 (1st Thursday): Rs 2.60 croreDay 8 (2nd Friday): Rs 1.65 croreDay 9 (2nd Saturday): Rs 2.25 croreDay 10 (2nd Sunday): Rs 2.25 croreTotal: Rs 53.60 crore
‘Alpha’ day 10 occupancy
On its second Sunday, i.e., July 12, 2026, the overall occupancy was 27.85 per cent. The report states that the day had a decent opening with 8 per cent footfall in the morning shows. However, the afternoon shows registered an impressive increase, recording 32.23 per cent occupancy. It rose to 36.85 per cent in the evening shows. Lastly, the night shows saw 27.54 per cent occupancy.
