Tiger Shroff's highly-anticipated action film, ‘Baaghi 4’, has opened to an underwhelming start at the Indian box office following its release on 5 September. Early estimates place its first-day collection at approximately ₹11.50 crores, a figure that fails to surpass the opening of the franchise's first instalment, ‘Baaghi’, which earned ₹11.93 crores in 2016. This is a significant drop from the series' biggest openers, ‘Baaghi 2’ (₹25 crores) and ‘Baaghi 3’ (₹17.50 crores). To attract viewers, producers offered a 'Buy 1 Get 1' promotion.

The film has garnered a mixed response from audiences, which is reflected in its box office trends. Theatre occupancy on its first day was moderate, starting at 22 percent in the morning and showing only minimal growth to 28 percent for the evening shows across India. On social media, many viewers praised the film’s first half but expressed disappointment with the second. While the trailer promised high-octane action with gore and bloody fights, the audience's divided reception suggests the final product has split opinions

Directed by debutant filmmaker A. Harsha, ‘Baaghi 4’ is the fourth instalment in the franchise and an unofficial remake of the 2013 Tamil thriller 'Ainthu Ainthu Ainthu'. The movie stars Tiger Shroff as the protagonist, Ronnie, alongside debutante actress and former beauty pageant winner Harnaaz Sandhu