Alpha Box Office: Alia Bhatt's Spy Action Drama Falls Short of Expectations (2026)

Alia Bhatt and Sharvari's spy action drama, Alpha, has been a box office disappointment, despite the star power and production value. The film, backed by Yash Raj Films, has collected a modest Rs. 5.60 crore in its second weekend, with a significant 83% drop from the previous week. This brings the total net collections to Rs. 50 crore in 10 days, a far cry from the projected Rs. 65 crore nett mark. The film's struggle is particularly notable given the historical challenges faced by female-led action films in India and the recent underperformance of the YRF Spy Universe. What makes Alpha's performance even more intriguing is the production's commitment to ethical practices, a rare sight in the industry. While the film may not be a commercial success, it highlights the complexities of the Indian box office and the challenges faced by female-led action films. As the industry continues to evolve, it remains to be seen whether Alpha will find its audience and whether female-led action films can break through the barriers of traditional expectations.

Alpha Box Office: Alia Bhatt's Spy Action Drama Falls Short of Expectations (2026)
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