Archive · 3 Oct 2026
Verity Opens in India With ₹1.89 Crore Day One
Verity is a thriller film based on a book by Colleen Hoover.
It began showing in Indian theaters on October 2.
The film earned ₹1.89 crore after deductions in India on its first day, according to Sacnilk.
Its reported India gross was ₹2.12 crore.
The article also gives its worldwide gross as ₹2.12 crore so far, without a separate overseas total.
The film reportedly cost around $40 million to make.
Dakota Johnson plays a writer hired to help finish a book series.
While doing the job, she discovers troubling secrets about the family.
A reviewer gave the film three out of five stars.
The psychological thriller Verity opened in Indian theaters on October 2.
Sacnilk reported a Day 1 India net collection of ₹1.89 crore and gross of ₹2.12 crore.
The reported worldwide gross was also ₹2.12 crore, with no separate overseas figure available.
The film reportedly had a budget of around $40 million.
Based on Colleen Hoover’s novel, it stars Dakota Johnson, Anne Hathaway and Josh Hartnett.
- Who
- Verity, starring Dakota Johnson, Anne Hathaway and Josh Hartnett.
- What
- The film opened in India with a reported Day 1 net collection of ₹1.89 crore.
- When
- October 2; the article does not specify the year.
- Where
- Indian theaters.
- Why
- The film’s opening was reported as part of its box-office performance; the article gives no specific reason for the opening figure.
Positive assessment
Critical assessment
The film’s twists and entertainment value
Positive assessment
The reviewer described the twists as irresistible and the performances as effective, calling the film entertaining and stylish.
Critical assessment
The reviewer said the twists can be improbable and questioned whether shock is standing in for substance.
- India Day 1 net
- ₹1.89 crore, according to Sacnilk
- India gross
- ₹2.12 crore
- Worldwide gross reported
- ₹2.12 crore so far
- Reported budget
- Around $40 million
- Director
- Michael Showalter
- Source novel
- Verity by Colleen Hoover
- Review rating
- Three out of five stars from The Free Press Journal reviewer