In Mumbai, fans queued up in large numbers at Gaiety Galaxy and were seen dancing to drum beats inside the theatre. In Kolkata, for instance, the first show was at 5 am, and in Jaipur at 6 am. The social media trend, however, didn’t appear to gather much momentum as theatres in several Indian cities went ahead with their plans for early morning shows to maximise on the excitement around Jawan's release and also Janmashtami, a holiday in many parts of the country. The company is owned by Tamil Nadu minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, who has courted controversy for his recent comments against Sanatan Dharma. Jawan boycott trendĪhead of the film’s release, boycott Jawan' trended on Twitter or X on Wednesday with some calling for the film's boycott because it is distributed by Red Giant Movies in Tamil Nadu.

Meanwhile, the film's Tamil version is expected to earn ₹5 crore nett, and the Telugu version is likely to also make ₹5 crore nett on Thursday. The report said that Jawan's Hindi collection on its opening day at the domestic box office is expected to be ₹65 crore nett. According to a report by, Jawan may earn ₹75 crore nett in India in all languages, as per early estimates.

Jawan is expected to perform very well on its first day at the box office.

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