Ajay Devgn's 'Dhamaal 4' is on a roll at the Indian box office, with its two-day theatrical run already netting a substantial Rs. 36.50 crore. The film's performance is particularly impressive, showing a 60% spike on Day 2 compared to its opening day, which is a significant jump. This growth is even more notable when compared to other recent releases like 'Welcome to the Jungle' and 'Bhooth Bangla', which saw spikes of 35% and 55%, respectively. The film's trajectory suggests it could reach a first-weekend gross of around Rs. 60 crore, which would be a strong performance. However, the real test for 'Dhamaal 4' will come on weekdays, as the film's success hinges on its ability to maintain strong hold on these days. The less competitive release window, primarily facing competition from Hollywood titles, is a positive factor for the film's longevity at the box office. While 'Spider-Man' could pose a challenge in the fourth week, 'The Odyssey' caters to a different audience and screens, allowing 'Dhamaal 4' to have an open run for three weeks. This competitive advantage could result in a higher lifetime collection compared to 'Welcome to the Jungle'. The day-wise box office collections show a steady rise, with Day 1 collecting Rs. 14.00 crore and Day 2 adding Rs. 22.50 crore, bringing the total to Rs. 36.50 crore. As the film continues its theatrical run, all eyes are on its ability to sustain this momentum and potentially surpass its opening weekend expectations. The success of 'Dhamaal 4' is a testament to the appeal of Ajay Devgn's brand and the film's comedic and dramatic elements, which have resonated well with audiences. However, the film's true test will be in the coming days, as it navigates the competitive landscape and strives to maintain its strong start. The box office figures and projections mentioned in this article are trade estimates and should be taken as subjective, not definitive, figures. The article also emphasizes the importance of actual, finalized collections and certified accounting statements, which are not provided in these projections. Despite this, the film's performance so far is a positive sign for its overall success and longevity at the box office.