June 9, 2025: In a competitive summer for Hindi cinema, Housefull 5 is seem to steadily draw attention at the box office. The fifth installment of the long-running comedy franchise, directed this time by Tarun Mansukhan, opened in theatres on June 6 and has quickly shown strong commercial momentum.
Over its opening weekend, the film has garnered nearly ₹87 crore in domestic collections, signaling continued public interest in this high-energy, ensemble-driven series.
According to early trade estimates via Sacnilk, Housefull 5 pulled in ₹32 crore on its third day (Sunday, June 8). This pushed the film’s cumulative domestic total to ₹87 crore, just shy of the ₹90 crore milestone. The occupancy rate across theatres on Sunday was reportedly 39.52%, with the highest turnout during evening shows (54.77%).
The film stars Akshay Kumar as Julius, joined by franchise veterans Riteish Deshmukh (as Jalabuddin) and Abhishek Bachchan (as Jalbhushan). The female leads include Jacqueline Fernandez, Sonam Bajwa, and Nargis Fakhri. Staying true to its genre, Housefull 5 blends comedic confusion with action and dramatic reveals, all wrapped in a glossy, fast-paced narrative.
Sajid Nadiadwala returns as the producer under his banner, Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment. The film extends a franchise that began in 2010 and has consistently drawn audiences with its trademark blend of slapstick humor and extravagant set pieces.
Brief Review of Housefull 5: Familiar Formula, Still Finds Its Footing
Housefull 5 doesn’t stray far from the franchise’s established template—chaos, comedy, and a hint of mystery in a cruise. While some of the gags may feel recycled for regular viewers, the film delivers what its core audience expects: light-hearted entertainment with a star-studded lineup.
Housefull 5 Grabs a Promising Weekend Collection
Akshay Kumar brings a certain ease to his performance, while Riteish Deshmukh continues to be the series’ reliable comic relief. Abhishek Bachchan fits well into the ensemble, though at times the crowded screenplay leaves little room for deeper character moments.
Overall, Housefull 5 is an easy watch that thrives on familiar beats and broad humor. It may not break new ground, but it knows exactly what it wants to be—and delivers accordingly.