Kunal Khemu and Preity Zinta’s Hindi action-comedy film “Vibe” records a higher box-office day on its second day. Multiple reports say the movie earns ₹2.65 crore net in India on Saturday, marking a 55.9% rise from its Day 1 net collection of ₹1.70 crore. Total India net collections are reported at ₹4.35 crore after two days.

Coverage also notes that the jump comes after an initially modest start. Free Press Journal adds that the film plays across 2,979 shows and that overall audience occupancy rises to about 21%. The outlet also describes the film as having received mixed reactions from audiences, and it cites an estimated production budget of ₹35 crore, suggesting the early recovery remains limited.

NDTV summarizes the film’s premise, describing it as an action-comedy about best friends pulled into a secret mission to stop a terrorist threat. It frames the Day 2 performance as “strong” growth, aligning with other outlets’ focus on the improvement in weekend earnings.