Varun Dhawan, Keerthy Suresh and Wamiqa Gabbi starter Baby John has put up an underwhelming show at the box office after releasing on December 25. The remake of Thalapathy Vijay's Theri (2016) crashed on its first Monday,

Baby John’s Day 5 collection reached ₹4.75 crore, totaling ₹28.65 crore. The film, made with a ₹160 crore budget, is expected to earn under ₹60 crore, making it unlikely to recover costs.

Baby John, starring Varun Dhawan, has crossed Rs 20 crore at the domestic box office, despite facing competition from Pushpa 2 and Mufasa: The Lion King. The film's performances have been affected by reports of show cancellations and replacements by Unni Mukundan's Marco which has seen significant box office success with strong occupancy.

Varun Dhawan, Keerthy Suresh, Wamiqa Gabbi-starrer Baby John is struggling to find its foot even in the first week of release. The film opened to mixed reviews and has not met the box office expectations after releasing on Christmas day.

Amid dismal performance at the Box Office, several shows of Varun Dhawan's recently released 'Baby John' have been replaced with the Hindi version of the

( MENAFN - Live Mint) Baby John box office collection Day 3: Baby John starring Varun Dhawan witnessed another drop in its daily collection. According to Sacnilk, early estimates show that the Hindi adaptation of Atlee's 2016 Tamil blockbuster starring Vijay, Theri, minted just ₹3.65 crore on the third day of its release.

Amid high buzz, Baby John opened to a solid box office collection of Rs 11.25 cr, marking Varun Dhawan's highest opener in the last 5 years. On day 2, the film saw a sharp dip in numbers by a massive decline of around 57.78% in footfalls and managed to rake in Rs 4.75 cr (nett), as per Sacnilk.

With tough competition from 'Mufasa The Lion King' and 'Pushpa 2: The Rule', Varun Dhawan-starrer 'Baby John' made an underwhelming opening at the global box office.

Varun Dhawan’s Baby John earned Rs 28.65 crore in 5 days, with a global total of Rs 36.7 crore. Despite a promising start, negative word of mouth and competition have hit the film's performance.