Jolly LLB 3 – Day 3 Box Office Collection
Movie Name: Jolly LLB 3
Release Date in India :
September 19, 2025, in India; released around the same dates in overseas territories.
Language(s): Hindi
Genre: Legal / courtroom comedy‑drama with social commentary
Crew & Cast Details
Director & Writer: Subhash Kapoor
Producers: Alok Jain and Ajit Andhare, with co‑producers such as Naren Kumar and Dimple Kharbanda
Lead Cast:Akshay Kumar as Jagdishwar “Jolly” Mishra
Arshad Warsi as Jagdish “Jolly” Tyagi
Supporting Cast: Saurabh Shukla (Judge Tripathi), Huma Qureshi, Amrita Rao, Gajraj Rao, Seema Biswas, Ram Kapoor, Shilpa Shukla, Brijendra Kala etc.
Story Overview (Spoiler‑Free)
The film brings a fresh twist: two lawyers both named Jolly from previous installments — each with distinct styles — come to be pitted against each other in a legal battle revolving around struggling farmers whose land is under threat by a powerful businessman. As the case unfolds, it becomes not just a courtroom drama, but a clash of ideals and methods: who truly represents justice, who uses the law for moral ends vs legal technicality, with emotional stakes tied to the farmers, the judiciary, and the personal pride of the two Jollys.
The film is structured linearly, with set‑ups, conflict, courtroom scenes, and resolution. It mixes comedic exchanges, sharp dialogue, satire, and moral questioning, juxtaposed with emotional scenes tied to social issues, especially land rights and inequality.
Shooting & Production Insights
While full detailed reports are not yet public, it is known that Jolly LLB 3 was shot in multiple Indian locations, with elaborate courtroom sets, farmer surroundings, and city sequences. The lead actors have spoken in interviews about how fun and challenging it was sharing screen time as two central protagonists (“two Jollys”). No major accidents or disruptions have been reported, and the production appears to have been smooth.
Budget & Economics
Estimated Budget (Production + Marketing): Approximately ₹120 crore
Distribution & Release: Released nationwide in India, plus selected overseas markets. Advance bookings were strong.
Marketing & Promotion
Promos focused heavily on the novelty of both Jolly characters, returning favorites (like Judge Tripathi), and social themes. Teasers and trailers showing courtroom confrontations and the farmers’ plight drew good audience interest. Social media buzz has been active, especially around comparisons to earlier franchise entries and reactions to satirical dialogues.
Day‑3 Box Office Collection (India)
Day 1 (Friday): ~ ₹12.50 crore (net
Day 2 (Saturday): ~ ₹20 crore (net)
Day 3 (Sunday): ~ ₹18.69 crore (net)
Three‑Day Total (Weekend): ~ ₹51.19 crore (net) in India after three days.
Occupancy Trends for Day 3:
Overall occupancy ~ 41.81%
Morning shows ~ 19.41%
Afternoon shows ~ 48.61%
Evening shows ~ 57.40%
Top Regions by Show‑Count & Performance:
Delhi NCR region had the highest number of shows (~1,352)
Followed by Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Surat etc.
These figures show a small drop from Day 2 to Day 3 in weekend behavior (₹20 crore → ~₹18.7 crore), but still strong sustained performance, especially given Sunday’s typical contribution from evening shows and late footfall.
Comparative Context & Hit Potential
The three‑day total pushes Jolly LLB 3 past the ₹50 crore mark domestically, which is a strong signal for a film in its genre.
It surpasses the first two‑day totals of its predecessor Jolly LLB 2, indicating growth in audience interest.
If the film maintains decent hold through weekdays and in overseas markets, it’s well on its way to being declared a hit commercially, especially given its budget is substantial but not in the very top tier.
Audience & Critic Signals
Early critical reviews have been generally positive, highlighting the chemistry between the two lead Jollys, the satirical elements, courtroom scenes, and social messaging. Some criticism is of pacing, and that certain scenes feel stretched, but these are balanced by praise for content and entertainment value.
Audience reaction has shown improvement over the weekend: evening and night shows drew more attendance; word‑of‑mouth appears favorable. Social media is discussing which Jolly is stronger, and appreciation for the film’s message re: farmers is common.
Jolly LLB 3 on Day 3 confirms that the film has strong weekend legs. While Sunday’s collection is slightly lower than Saturday, the three‑day total is solid and crosses key benchmarks. For viewers who enjoy legal‑drama with comedy, socially relevant storytelling, and character conflict, this film delivers well.