The big question surrounding Ustaad Bhagat Singh is whether it will be able to join the ₹100 crore club this weekend. With a worldwide gross of ₹90 crore, the film’s box office performance has shown a noticeable slowdown, especially in the wake of fierce competition from films like Dhurandhar 2. As the weekend approaches, trade analysts and fans are eagerly awaiting the numbers to determine if the film will make the cut.

This would mark a significant milestone for Pawan Kalyan, as missing the ₹100 crore mark would make Ustaad Bhagat Singh the only film in his recent career to fall short of this benchmark. Even his underperforming film, BRO, managed to hit this target, making the current situation even more concerning.

The film's chances at the box office have been further dampened by the continuing dominance of Dhurandhar, especially in Telugu states. External factors such as the ongoing fuel and gas crisis have also affected footfalls, reducing audience turnout across multiple regions.

To make matters worse, director Harish Shankar is facing criticism for his handling of the film’s narrative. Many fans have expressed disappointment, citing the film’s silly tone and lackluster execution. As a result, all eyes are now on the weekend numbers to see if Ustaad Bhagat Singh can manage a late surge and break into the ₹100 crore club. The next few days will reveal whether the film can recover and make a comeback, or if it will miss this important milestone in Pawan Kalyan’s filmography.