The box office performance of 《星河入梦》- “Star River Into Dreams” has drawn industry attention following its first three days in theaters.

As of now, the film has grossed approximately 59 million yuan. Based on standard revenue-sharing structures in the Chinese film market, the production side is estimated to receive less than 20 million yuan from this amount. Current trends do not indicate a significant surge in screening allocation or market momentum.
Industry sources suggest that the film’s production budget exceeds 200 million yuan. Under typical box office recovery models — taking into account theater revenue splits, marketing expenses, and additional distribution costs — a total box office of roughly 600 million yuan would generally be required to reach break-even.
Given the current trajectory, and absent a substantial boost from word-of-mouth or market shifts, the film’s final gross may struggle to surpass the 150 million yuan range. If so, investors could face considerable financial losses.
That said, box office performance can be influenced by multiple factors, including audience reception, competition from concurrent releases, scheduling adjustments, and overall market demand. The film’s longer-term performance remains subject to these variables.
At present, however, there appears to be a notable gap between the film’s investment scale and its early market returns, placing its cost-recovery prospects under significant pressure.