The film has opened to a promising start at the box office. According to early estimates by Sacnilk, Dhamaal 4 collected Rs 13.75 crore (India nett) on its opening day. The film’s India gross stands at Rs 16.50 crore, while it has earned Rs 5 crore overseas, taking its worldwide gross collection to Rs 21.50 crore.
While this film managed to earn more than the first day earnings of Ajay’s recent films such as Azaad and Runway 34, it earned less than its predecessor, Total Dhamaal. Akshay Kumar’s recent release Welcome to the Jungle also collected more than Dhamaal 4 on its first day.
Filmfare’s Reviewer gave the film 3 out of 5 stars and wrote, “The biggest issue is exhaustion. Every scene aims for maximum volume. Every joke arrives at full speed. Every chase tries to top the previous one. The film rarely allows audiences to breathe, making the relentless barrage of shouting, running and crashing increasingly repetitive. Comedy often benefits from rhythm; Dhamaal 4 mistakes volume for momentum. Yet complaining about logic in a Dhamaal film feels slightly absurd. Nobody buys a ticket expecting sophisticated storytelling. They come to watch grown men behave like escaped inmates from a particularly chaotic circus, and on that front the film delivers exactly what it promises.”
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