‘DHURANDHAR: THE REVENGE’ 10TH WEEK COLLECTIONS MAY 22-28, 2026 | 30 May, 2026

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Summary

Reported Collections: Rs. 1.15 crore
Unreported Collections: Rs. 0.35 crore
Week’s Total Collections: Rs. 1.50 crore
Grand Total Collections: Rs. 1070.80 crore

Circuit-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Week's Collection (Rs.)	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
DELHI-U.P.	33,69,539	151,07,94,681
BOMBAY	29,66,696	204,96,76,297
SOUTH	18,40,283	90,43,77,002
EAST PUNJAB	12,44,437	55,25,87,596
BENGAL	6,56,531	38,07,04,996
RAJASTHAN	5,58,310	28,06,18,365
C.I.	4,44,306	15,76,30,200
C.P. BERAR	4,37,925	11,68,11,198

Station-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Sub-Circuit	Station	Week's Collection (Rs.)	No. of cinemas	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
DELHI-U.P.	DELHI CITY-SUBURBS	DELHI	15,61,512	19	70,99,23,319
SOUTH	SOUTH	BANGALORE	13,47,143	8	63,83,86,263
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	BOMBAY	9,11,976	10	69,01,56,132
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	GURGAON	7,33,106	12	27,25,63,608
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PUNE	6,80,043	8	47,12,10,085
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	NOIDA	5,76,261	9	22,45,19,383
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	AHMEDABAD	5,19,514	10	22,85,47,764
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	THANE	4,23,550	4	39,66,78,814
SOUTH	SOUTH	HYDERABAD	4,15,249	10	20,10,23,494
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	LUCKNOW	4,00,092	7	16,38,51,292
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JAIPUR	3,91,591	6	16,99,23,170
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NAGPUR	2,99,178	2	6,79,06,868
C.I.	C.I.	INDORE	2,55,949	4	7,48,58,378
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GORAKHPUR	1,84,545	3	2,75,59,285
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	SURAT	1,74,662	5	10,76,75,304
BENGAL	BENGAL	CALCUTTA	1,71,208	1	21,85,57,353
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	MOHALI	1,65,492	2	5,48,66,975
BENGAL	BENGAL	PATNA	1,59,585	1	5,35,79,883
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	DEHRADUN	1,46,270	3	5,50,30,260
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIPUR	1,38,747	2	4,89,04,330
BENGAL	BENGAL	BHUBANESHWAR	1,36,465	1	4,93,29,422
C.I.	C.I.	BHOPAL	1,30,815	3	5,73,50,491
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GHAZIABAD	1,16,006	4	12,02,18,282
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	RAJKOT	1,10,261	3	5,11,35,220
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALLAHABAD	1,05,552	2	3,21,13,538
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	FARIDABAD	94,318	2	6,07,74,279
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	UDAIPUR	84,749	3	3,59,41,315
BENGAL	BENGAL	GUWAHATI	80,307	1	3,08,50,299
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BAREILLY	79,502	1	1,87,70,147
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BARODA	77,160	3	5,56,09,381
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	LUDHIANA	71,779	2	4,54,51,858
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MEERUT	65,265	1	1,69,10,206
SOUTH	SOUTH	MADRAS	58,238	1	5,80,15,007
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	AGRA	57,799	2	5,22,92,024
C.I.	C.I.	GWALIOR	57,542	2	2,54,21,331
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ZIRAKPUR	49,158	1	1,54,02,287
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	KANPUR	47,710	1	7,61,91,966
BENGAL	BENGAL	DHANBAD	41,559	1	1,53,88,898
BENGAL	BENGAL	JAMSHEDPUR	40,412	1	72,62,089
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	KOTA	40,350	1	2,61,86,967
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	CHANDIGARH	38,892	1	4,37,36,037
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	NASIK	37,904	1	3,10,11,798
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JALANDHAR	35,738	1	3,20,38,524
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JODHPUR	34,789	1	3,02,03,775
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PATIALA	27,262	1	1,70,48,971
BENGAL	BENGAL	MUZAFFARPUR	26,995	1	57,37,052
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	BHAVNAGAR	22,224	1	82,90,578
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MORADABAD	20,923	1	1,01,04,881
SOUTH	SOUTH	VIJAYAWADA	19,653	1	69,52,238
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PATHANKOT	19,528	1	65,52,305
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BHARUCH	9,402	1	93,61,221
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	SRINAGAR	9,164	1	41,52,752
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	PADRAUNA	8,102	1	33,10,098
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	AJMER	6,831	1	1,83,63,138

LATEST POSITION | 7 September, 2024
‘STREE 2’ MAJESTICALLY ENTERS RS. 500-CRORE CLUB IN JUST 3 WEEKS!

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The Diary Of West Bengal fared miserably in the first week all over.

A Wedding Story wrote a poor story at the box-office windows in 1st week.

Pad Gaye Pange recorded very weak collections in the first week everywhere.

Surya’s Saturday (dubbed) fared poorly on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and all the weekdays of the first week.

Aho! Vikramaarka (dubbed) failed to do anything worthwhile in its first week.

Alien: Romulus (dubbed and the original English versions) crashed further in the second week after a dull first week. It netted only Rs. 0.37 crore in the second weekend, and an additional Rs. 0.17 crore during the weekdays. In this way, the total for 2nd week was just Rs. 0.54 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 4.68 crore.

Stree 2 was the one-horse race in its third week too! It entered the Rs. 500-crore club in 3rd week, making it the third franchise film to do so — after Bahubali 2: The Conclusion and Gadar 2. Its third week started with a net collection of Rs. 9.25 crore. Collections almost doubled on Saturday which closed at Rs. 17.40 crore. The total for Sunday was an outstanding Rs. 22.10 crore. The third weekend’s total, therefore, was a whopping Rs. 48.75 crore. Collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 7.05 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 5.65 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 5.68 crore, Thursday – Rs. 5.70 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 24.08 crore. Hence the total for the third week was an unbelievable Rs. 72.83 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 512.33 crore!!

Khel Khel Mein did well in 3rd week in the good multiplexes only, that too in the weekend mainly. It netted approximately Rs. 5.75 crore in 3rd week. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 36.10 crore.

Neta Geeta (Marathi) performed badly in its first week all over Maharashtra.

Aho! Vikramaarka (Marathi) did poor in 1st week in Maharashtra.

Fakt Purusho Maate (Gujarati) was adversely affected by heavy rains in Gujarat in 2nd week but managed fair collections in the weekend. It netted Rs. 0.28 crore on the first day of the second week. Collections doubled on Saturday (Rs. 0.57 crore) and trebled on Sunday (Rs. 0.84 crore). After a second weekend total of Rs. 1.69 crore, collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.18 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.14 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.19 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.16 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 0.67 crore. In this way, the film netted Rs. 2.36 crore in 2nd week. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 8.19 crore.

‘GANGUBAI KATHIAWADI’ 3RD WEEK COLLECTIONS MARCH 11-17, 2022 | 19 March, 2022

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Summary

Reported Collections: Rs. 12.27 crore
Unreported Collections: Rs. 4.73 crore
Week’s Total Collections: Rs. 17.00 crore
Grand Total Collections: Rs. 119.35 crore

Circuit-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Week's Collection (Rs.)	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	4,67,86,374	34,66,09,202
DELHI-U.P.	2,62,99,848	16,06,77,549
SOUTH	1,32,29,186	9,77,26,676
BENGAL	1,19,65,821	7,09,32,118
EAST PUNJAB	1,09,63,433	6,26,41,729
RAJASTHAN	51,17,902	4,10,64,146
C.P. BERAR	44,74,773	3,06,29,521
C.I.	38,77,752	3,02,68,716

Station-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Sub-Circuit	Station	Week's Collection (Rs.)	No. of cinemas	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	BOMBAY	1,81,11,204	51	13,10,00,000
DELHI-U.P.	DELHI CITY-SUBURBS	DELHI	1,50,36,027	33	8,13,45,080
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	THANE	83,52,225	27	5,47,02,200
BENGAL	BENGAL	CALCUTTA	76,41,589	25	4,32,32,282
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PUNE	75,44,824	17	5,16,08,801
SOUTH	SOUTH	BANGALORE	65,10,418	27	4,68,71,951
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	AHMEDABAD	43,96,198	22	3,78,49,269
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	GURGAON	43,06,949	15	2,39,80,523
SOUTH	SOUTH	HYDERABAD	31,28,334	19	2,47,97,177
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	NOIDA	30,22,816	9	1,94,03,258
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	LUCKNOW	26,48,953	14	1,81,26,096
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JAIPUR	25,86,704	12	2,00,81,191
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	SURAT	23,41,464	9	1,96,84,558
C.I.	C.I.	INDORE	20,36,670	8	1,73,52,014
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NAGPUR	18,56,422	5	1,20,14,863
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BARODA	15,04,155	14	1,20,97,732
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GHAZIABAD	14,10,881	12	1,00,97,624
SOUTH	SOUTH	MADRAS	13,80,299	12	86,80,500
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIPUR	10,92,434	6	81,96,921
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	CHANDIGARH	10,24,924	5	60,52,572
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	LUDHIANA	9,59,541	5	48,61,735
C.I.	C.I.	BHOPAL	9,43,817	4	64,79,493
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	DEHRADUN	9,28,984	5	63,66,529
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	KANPUR	8,29,937	7	58,08,277
BOMBAY	GOA	GOA	8,24,860	4	51,54,227
BENGAL	BENGAL	PATNA	7,88,269	1	42,11,722
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	FARIDABAD	7,82,189	5	55,78,212
BENGAL	BENGAL	BHUBANESHWAR	7,74,777	4	55,45,961
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	MOHALI	7,48,091	2	44,56,656
BENGAL	BENGAL	GUWAHATI	7,39,453	3	45,28,833
BENGAL	BENGAL	SILIGURI	7,17,121	3	42,97,751
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	NASIK	7,05,885	4	43,04,147
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	UDAIPUR	6,47,353	2	52,79,430
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	RAJKOT	6,31,125	2	44,55,384
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JODHPUR	6,11,368	3	51,23,225
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JALANDHAR	5,48,727	3	25,27,139
C.I.	C.I.	GWALIOR	5,36,046	2	38,99,755
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMRITSAR	5,33,497	5	26,18,753
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	AGRA	4,87,268	4	47,22,039
BENGAL	BENGAL	RANCHI	4,75,984	2	31,54,283
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	KOLHAPUR	4,22,192	2	26,36,562
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BHILAI	4,20,240	3	28,08,594
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALLAHABAD	4,14,101	1	29,83,330
SOUTH	SOUTH	AURANGABAD	3,97,586	4	34,67,167
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BILASPUR	3,70,880	1	23,38,701
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GORAKHPUR	3,36,935	3	29,14,662
SOUTH	SOUTH	MYSORE	3,33,056	5	29,00,131
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	KOTA	3,25,598	3	26,27,001
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BAREILLY	3,08,494	1	21,29,693
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	GANDHINAGAR	2,81,852	3	25,67,553
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	AJMER	2,81,653	4	22,58,905
BENGAL	BENGAL	DHANBAD	2,79,441	2	18,75,351
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	BHATINDA	2,56,690	1	11,27,556
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	JAMNAGAR	2,53,896	2	27,01,913
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	HUBLI	2,48,772	1	27,06,813
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BHARUCH	2,28,426	3	20,40,212
C.I.	C.I.	UJJAIN	2,27,715	1	16,80,506
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANIPAT	2,26,746	2	16,01,746
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MEERUT	2,20,740	2	17,79,107
SOUTH	SOUTH	KOCHI	2,12,731	2	13,30,347
SOUTH	SOUTH	VISAKHAPATNAM	2,11,845	3	16,30,668
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHILWARA	2,09,398	3	17,95,377
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	JALGAON	2,05,333	2	14,43,477
SOUTH	SOUTH	MANGALORE	2,00,380	2	17,12,495
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	AKOLA	1,94,421	1	11,39,297
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KARNAL	1,94,385	1	4,27,926
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ZIRAKPUR	1,93,361	2	13,80,220
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MORADABAD	1,87,681	2	7,78,639
SOUTH	SOUTH	COIMBATORE	1,81,973	2	12,05,279
SOUTH	SOUTH	GULBARGA	1,71,355	1	15,96,172
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	GANDHIDHAM	1,64,512	2	17,88,279
BENGAL	BENGAL	CUTTACK	1,64,112	1	11,89,876
SOUTH	SOUTH	DAVANGERE	1,61,637	1	2,79,045
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	HISSAR	1,52,408	1	8,83,639
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANCHKULA	1,50,732	2	8,97,908
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JAMMU	1,43,835	2	9,51,158
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	CHANDRAPUR	1,26,170	1	8,40,071
BENGAL	BENGAL	MUZAFFARPUR	1,22,988	1	9,46,659
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	SANGLI	1,12,971	1	10,93,981
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	ANAND	1,09,034	2	12,56,799
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMBALA	1,08,311	1	5,65,670
BENGAL	BENGAL	BOKARO	1,04,563	1	7,84,534
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BIKANER	1,04,126	1	9,47,601
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	REWARI	1,02,247	1	7,97,220
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	VARANASI	1,01,333	1	7,20,946
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NADIAD	1,01,262	2	15,47,952
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ROHTAK	98,069	3	10,15,283
SOUTH	SOUTH	NANDED	91,135	1	6,80,200
SOUTH	SOUTH	VIJAYAWADA	88,650	1	7,98,972
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VALSAD	86,637	1	10,50,353
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SAHARANPUR	86,546	3	7,97,191
SOUTH	SOUTH	LATUR	82,992	1	9,78,980
BENGAL	BENGAL	JORHAT	80,608	1	5,68,357
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NAVSARI	79,084	1	13,43,265
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KHANNA	78,291	1	4,21,292
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	SRI GANGANAGAR	77,776	1	5,48,098
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MUZAFFARNAGAR	77,081	1	4,92,832
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	BAHADURGARH	73,186	1	2,22,401
C.I.	C.I.	SATNA	72,266	1	3,74,607
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KURUKSHETRA	67,805	1	5,56,019
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	PALANPUR	65,321	1	7,06,681
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHARATPUR	64,847	1	5,74,910
C.I.	C.I.	NEEMUCH	61,238	3	4,82,341
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BANSWARA	61,028	1	4,33,125
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	SONEPAT	59,065	1	4,97,201
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BALAGHAT	56,146	1	3,79,441
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIGARH	56,089	1	3,72,269
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NANDURBAR	53,671	1	5,43,962
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHIWADI	52,635	1	4,35,675
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	NATHDWARA	49,052	1	5,15,636
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ROORKEE	48,781	1	4,98,005
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PATHANKOT	47,312	1	3,75,369
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	BELGAUM	46,711	1	8,58,102
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	SIKAR	46,364	1	4,43,972
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	KORBA	42,967	1	5,51,925
BENGAL	BENGAL	DARJEELING	42,514	1	2,11,152
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	MALEGAON	40,352	1	2,98,408
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	RAICHUR	38,204	1	5,05,653
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SITAPUR	35,934	1	3,27,163
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	AHMEDNAGAR	33,194	1	5,96,516
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MUSSOORIE	28,135	1	2,82,878
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	RATNAGIRI	27,939	1	4,18,728
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	YAMUNA NAGAR	27,076	1	1,78,127
SOUTH	SOUTH	KAKINADA	26,505	1	1,65,496
SOUTH	SOUTH	WARANGAL	26,400	1	3,57,120
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	HOSHIARPUR	25,320	1	1,96,102
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	RUDRAPUR	22,729	1	45,458
BENGAL	BENGAL	RAYAGADA	20,887	1	1,59,320
SOUTH	SOUTH	KURNOOL	20,445	1	2,51,291
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ABOHAR	19,929	1	1,72,962
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SULTANPUR	18,027	1	2,57,390
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	DHURI	16,305	1	76,728
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALMORA	13,701	1	58,404
BENGAL	BENGAL	HAJIPUR	13,515	1	2,26,037
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALIGARH	12,777	1	2,06,609
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	UNA	11,169	1	91,094
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	BARAMATI	10,813	1	8,57,471
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	KALOL	9,768	1	2,44,053
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VAPI	9,715	1	3,25,483
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BAHRAICH	9,377	1	2,64,108
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KUNDLI	7,273	1	1,30,518
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	NAINITAL	6,991	1	1,43,461
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	CHANDPUR	5,619	1	1,28,770
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	KADI	3,779	1	2,08,107
SOUTH	SOUTH	GUNTUR	3,445	1	23,685

‘MAIDAAN’ 1ST 2 DAYS’ COLLECTIONS APRIL 10-11, 2024 | 13 April, 2024

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Summary

Reported Collections: Rs. 3.81 crore
Unreported Collections: Rs. 1.94 crore
Day’s Total Collections: Rs. 5.75 crore
Grand Total Collections: Rs. 5.75 crore

Circuit-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Week's Collection (Rs.)	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	1,37,00,465	1,37,00,465
DELHI-U.P.	81,80,705	81,80,705
SOUTH	60,21,734	60,21,734
BENGAL	36,38,643	36,38,643
EAST PUNJAB	32,00,382	32,00,382
RAJASTHAN	14,13,650	14,13,650
C.P. BERAR	10,62,000	10,62,000
C.I.	9,25,646	9,25,646

Station-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Sub-Circuit	Station	Week's Collection (Rs.)	No. of cinemas	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	BOMBAY	58,99,995	54	58,99,995
DELHI-U.P.	DELHI CITY-SUBURBS	DELHI	42,04,842	43	42,04,842
SOUTH	SOUTH	BANGALORE	27,00,881	32	27,00,881
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	THANE	23,50,701	29	23,50,701
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PUNE	21,88,795	20	21,88,795
BENGAL	BENGAL	CALCUTTA	20,90,613	22	20,90,613
SOUTH	SOUTH	HYDERABAD	14,40,072	32	14,40,072
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	GURGAON	14,27,801	19	14,27,801
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	NOIDA	13,48,122	10	13,48,122
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	LUCKNOW	9,55,056	15	9,55,056
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	AHMEDABAD	9,35,503	28	9,35,503
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JAIPUR	8,02,017	11	8,02,017
SOUTH	SOUTH	MADRAS	7,09,296	21	7,09,296
C.I.	C.I.	INDORE	5,27,487	7	5,27,487
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	SURAT	4,62,232	12	4,62,232
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GHAZIABAD	4,30,867	15	4,30,867
BENGAL	BENGAL	BHUBANESHWAR	4,23,222	5	4,23,222
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIPUR	3,88,763	5	3,88,763
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BARODA	3,72,727	11	3,72,727
BENGAL	BENGAL	PATNA	3,19,968	3	3,19,968
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	MOHALI	3,17,346	3	3,17,346
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NAGPUR	3,13,206	3	3,13,206
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	KANPUR	3,01,061	8	3,01,061
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	CHANDIGARH	2,89,027	5	2,89,027
BENGAL	BENGAL	GUWAHATI	2,83,269	4	2,83,269
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	DEHRADUN	2,72,396	5	2,72,396
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	FARIDABAD	2,67,759	6	2,67,759
BOMBAY	GOA	GOA	2,59,274	4	2,59,274
C.I.	C.I.	BHOPAL	2,58,937	4	2,58,937
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	RAJKOT	2,32,753	6	2,32,753
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	LUDHIANA	1,91,075	4	1,91,075
SOUTH	SOUTH	AURANGABAD	1,77,189	4	1,77,189
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GORAKHPUR	1,55,574	4	1,55,574
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	NASIK	1,50,444	2	1,50,444
SOUTH	SOUTH	KOCHI	1,47,839	4	1,47,839
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JODHPUR	1,36,020	4	1,36,020
SOUTH	SOUTH	MANGALORE	1,33,342	2	1,33,342
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	AGRA	1,32,254	4	1,32,254
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	KOTA	1,22,478	3	1,22,478
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMRITSAR	1,19,013	4	1,19,013
BENGAL	BENGAL	RANCHI	1,11,668	2	1,11,668
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JALANDHAR	1,11,515	4	1,11,515
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	KOLHAPUR	1,11,121	2	1,11,121
C.I.	C.I.	GWALIOR	1,09,056	3	1,09,056
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	UDAIPUR	1,02,266	2	1,02,266
BENGAL	BENGAL	ROURKELA	99,796	2	99,796
SOUTH	SOUTH	MYSORE	94,649	5	94,649
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BAREILLY	92,321	1	92,321
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BHILAI	91,534	2	91,534
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALLAHABAD	91,021	1	91,021
BENGAL	BENGAL	SILIGURI	85,822	2	85,822
SOUTH	SOUTH	VISAKHAPATNAM	85,769	7	85,769
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PATIALA	83,365	2	83,365
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BILASPUR	78,751	1	78,751
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	AJMER	77,416	4	77,416
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	GANDHIDHAM	74,461	1	74,461
SOUTH	SOUTH	VIJAYAWADA	73,855	7	73,855
SOUTH	SOUTH	COIMBATORE	70,559	4	70,559
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	GANDHINAGAR	68,568	3	68,568
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	HUBLI	67,667	2	67,667
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ZIRAKPUR	60,612	3	60,612
BENGAL	BENGAL	DHANBAD	60,589	2	60,589
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MORADABAD	59,201	2	59,201
BENGAL	BENGAL	CUTTACK	57,182	1	57,182
SOUTH	SOUTH	GULBARGA	56,747	2	56,747
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VAPI	56,673	1	56,673
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	JAMNAGAR	56,494	2	56,494
SOUTH	SOUTH	LATUR	55,598	1	55,598
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	BHAVNAGAR	53,308	1	53,308
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	CHANDRAPUR	48,307	1	48,307
SOUTH	SOUTH	THIRUVANANTHAPURAM	47,874	3	47,874
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	SANGLI	45,973	1	45,973
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANCHKULA	45,038	2	45,038
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JAMMU	43,220	3	43,220
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	AMRAVATI	42,771	1	42,771
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NAVSARI	42,515	2	42,515
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	JALGAON	40,133	2	40,133
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	AKOLA	39,344	1	39,344
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	REWARI	38,959	1	38,959
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MEERUT	38,624	1	38,624
BENGAL	BENGAL	BOKARO	37,316	1	37,316
BENGAL	BENGAL	MUZAFFARPUR	36,008	1	36,008
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHILWARA	34,544	2	34,544
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BHARUCH	32,698	1	32,698
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SAHARANPUR	32,681	3	32,681
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANIPAT	31,700	2	31,700
C.I.	C.I.	UJJAIN	30,166	1	30,166
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	SRI GANGANAGAR	29,213	1	29,213
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	BELGAUM	28,854	1	28,854
SOUTH	SOUTH	MANIPAL	28,443	1	28,443
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PANDHARPUR	27,424	1	27,424
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NADIAD	27,134	2	27,134
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	DHARWAD	26,594	1	26,594
BENGAL	BENGAL	SAMASTIPUR	25,728	1	25,728
SOUTH	SOUTH	NANDED	25,164	1	25,164
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	ANKLESHWAR	24,982	1	24,982
SOUTH	SOUTH	GUNTUR	24,235	1	24,235
SOUTH	SOUTH	DAVANGERE	24,153	1	24,153
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BIKANER	24,143	1	24,143
SOUTH	SOUTH	PONDICHERRY	23,514	1	23,514
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	ICHALKARANJI	21,160	1	21,160
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	ANAND	21,096	2	21,096
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	BHATINDA	20,787	1	20,787
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	SRINAGAR	20,728	1	20,728
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHIWADI	20,473	1	20,473
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	RATNAGIRI	19,694	1	19,694
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	CHITTORGARH	18,828	1	18,828
SOUTH	SOUTH	KOZHIKODE	18,252	1	18,252
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMBALA	18,135	1	18,135
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VALSAD	17,847	1	17,847
SOUTH	SOUTH	KAKINADA	17,770	1	17,770
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	BAHADURGARH	17,753	1	17,753
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	SIKAR	16,864	1	16,864
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	YAMUNA NAGAR	16,584	1	16,584
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KHANNA	15,558	1	15,558
SOUTH	SOUTH	MADURAI	13,986	1	13,986
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NANDURBAR	12,835	1	12,835
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ROORKEE	12,525	1	12,525
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHARATPUR	12,008	1	12,008
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KUNDLI	11,207	2	11,207
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BANSWARA	11,194	1	11,194
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PATHANKOT	10,594	2	10,594
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KARNAL	10,287	1	10,287
SOUTH	SOUTH	WARANGAL	10,079	1	10,079
SOUTH	SOUTH	BELLARY	10,042	1	10,042
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	HISSAR	9,932	1	9,932
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	VARANASI	9,695	1	9,695
SOUTH	SOUTH	CALICUT	9,479	1	9,479
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	SONEPAT	9,279	1	9,279
SOUTH	SOUTH	KARIMNAGAR	8,914	1	8,914
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	RAICHUR	8,067	1	8,067
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SITAPUR	7,840	1	7,840
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VYARA	7,322	1	7,322
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALMORA	7,109	1	7,109
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BALAGHAT	6,356	1	6,356
SOUTH	SOUTH	VIZIANAGARAM	6,267	1	6,267
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	NATHDWARA	6,186	1	6,186
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	RUDRAPUR	6,101	1	6,101
SOUTH	SOUTH	KURNOOL	5,538	1	5,538
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	HARDWAR	5,271	1	5,271
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ROHTAK	4,864	1	4,864
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BAHRAICH	4,765	1	4,765
BENGAL	BENGAL	DARJEELING	4,525	1	4,525
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	UNA	4,389	1	4,389
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	KARWAR	4,025	1	4,025
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALIGARH	3,524	1	3,524
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	CHANDPUR	3,170	1	3,170
BENGAL	BENGAL	JORHAT	2,937	1	2,937
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MUSSOORIE	2,373	1	2,373
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	HOSHIARPUR	1,932	1	1,932
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ABOHAR	1,771	1	1,771
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	HATHRAS	1,743	1	1,743
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SULTANPUR	1,703	1	1,703
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	MEHMEDABAD	1,601	1	1,601
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	AHMEDNAGAR	1,564	1	1,564
SOUTH	SOUTH	KADAPA	1,511	1	1,511
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	KADI	1,199	1	1,199
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	PILKHUWA	866	1	866
SOUTH	SOUTH	UDGIR	717	1	717
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	GURDASPUR	152	1	152

LATEST POSITION | 5 August, 2023
‘ROCKY AUR RANI…’ DOES WELL, ‘OPPENHEIMER’ HOLDS WELL

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August 5, 2023

Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani started slow last week, picked up as the day progressed, picked up further on Saturday, but the mediocre jump in collections on Sunday gave an indication that the film would not do earth-shattering business. The film seems to have become a fantastic weekend fare for the families because collections during the weekdays were very steady but at mediocre levels. It has done extremely well in high-end multiplexes and the big cities, where many people have loved the film so much that they are even repeating it, but the same is not true of the other multiplexes and single-screen cinemas, especially in smaller cities and towns. In other words, the response to the film ranges from the excellent to the ordinary. Although making profits is a foregone conclusion for the producers, thanks to the phenomenal revenues it earned from sale of digital, satellite and audio rights, the hope that the film would cross the Rs. 200-crore mark were dashed to the ground on the first day and again on Sunday. The first day’s net collection was Rs. 10 crore. Collections on Saturday totalled Rs. 15 crore. Sunday closed at Rs. 17.75 crore, taking the first weekend’s total to Rs. 42.75 crore. Collections for the weekdays were on the lower side but they were so steady on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday that the film seems to have created a new record of collections having held on so well on the last three days of the week! Collections of not even super-hits and blockbusters in all these years have maintained like the collections of RRKPP have: Monday – Rs. 6.25 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 6.60 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 6.15 crore, Thursday – Rs. 5.75 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 24.75 crore. In this way, the first week closed at Rs. 67.50 crore. The film is expected to fare well in the second weekend too, not just because it is a good weekend fare for the classes and families mainly but also because there is no major new Bollywood or Hollywood release this week. The first day of the second weekend closed at Rs. 6.50 crore, which is more than almost every weekday of the first week, another unusual record. All the aforementioned figures include the revenues from block bookings and bulk ticket sales. No film in the history of Hindi cinema has collected Rs. 6-plus crore on the fourth, fifth and sixth days of the first week after netting only Rs. 10 crore on the opening day. Likewise, no film has ever recorded a better first day (Friday) of the second week than the last day (Thursday) of the first week, like RRKPP has. In pure commercial terms (cost versus box-office revenues) though, this will be one of ace director Karan Johar’s weaker films.

Oppenheimer (dubbed and the original English versions) joined the Rs. 100-crore club yesterday (August 4) which was the first day of the third weekend. The two weeks’ total was just short of Rs. 100 crore. The film’s original English version held on very well in 2nd week while the dubbed Hindi version, which was already performing lower than the original version, continued to do so in the second week too. The net collection of both the versions put together on the first day of the second weekend was Rs. 4.46 crore. Collections on Saturday jumped so that the day closed at Rs. 7.45 crore. The Sunday total was Rs. 7.47 crore. In this way, the second weekend closed at Rs. 19.38 crore. Collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 2.62 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 2.44 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 2.38 crore, Thursday – Rs. 2.19 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 9.63 crore. Hence the total for 2nd week was Rs. 29.01 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 99.06 crore.

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One (dubbed and the original English versions) managed to yield shares in the third week too. The third weekend started with a take of Rs. 1.20 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday and Sunday went up to Rs. 2 crore and Rs. 2.20 crore respectively. The total for the third weekend, therefore, was Rs. 5.40 crore. Collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.65 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.70 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.65 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.60 crore. In this way, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 2.60 crore. Hence the total for 3rd week was Rs. 8 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 113.15 crore.

Aanibaani (Marathi) could not do anything worthwhile in its first week all over Maharashtra.

Baipan Bhari Deva (Marathi) netted Rs. 3.25 crore in the fifth weekend and another Rs. 1 crore during the weekdays. Hence the total for 5th week was Rs. 4.25 crore. Grand total for 5 weeks: Rs. 72.26 crore. Outstanding!!

LATEST POSITION | 6 April, 2024
‘CREW’, ‘GODZILLA X KONG: THE NEW EMPIRE’ SCORE

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April 6, 2024

Crew did well in the first week, more so in the weekend. It opened its account with a take of Rs. 9.25 crore on Friday. The Good Friday holiday aided the film garner more footfalls. Collections on Saturday were Rs. 9.50 crore. Sunday closed at Rs. 10 crore, taking the first weekend’s total to Rs. 28.75 crore. Collections on the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 4.25 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 4 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 3.60 crore, Thursday – Rs. 3.30 crore. In this way, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 15.15 crore. Hence the first week closed at Rs. 43.90 crore.

Yes Papa bombed all over in the first week.

Welcome Wedding proved to be a disaster in 1st week all over.

Woh Bhi Din The met with a disastrous fate in the first week.

Raashifal failed to attract the public to the cinemas in 1st week.

Bengal 1947 proved to be a disaster in 1st week all over.

The Goat Life (dubbed) fared poorly in 1st week all over. The original Malayalam version did fantastic in 1st week in Kerala.

Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire (dubbed and the original English versions) fared well in the first weekend, after which collections dropped quite markedly. It behaved much better in South India. The film netted Rs. 12.64 crore on the opening day (Good Friday holiday). Collections on Saturday and Sunday were Rs. 11.83 crore and Rs. 13.23 crore respectively so that the first weekend closed at Rs. 37.70 crore. After a good weekend, collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 5.41 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 4.07 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 3.52 crore, Thursday – Rs. 3.05 crore. With the total for the weekdays being Rs. 16.05 crore, the first week closed at Rs. 53.75 crore. Of this, the South contributed almost 55%. While the original English version collected 42% of the total, the various dubbed versions contributed the balance 58%.

Swatantrya Veer Savarkar dropped around 40% in 2nd week after a below-the-mark 1st week. The second weekend started with a take of Rs. 1.25 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday and Sunday were Rs. 1.25 crore and Rs. 1.30 crore respectively. After a second weekend total of Rs. 3.80 crore, collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.80 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.70 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.65 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.60 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 2.75 crore. In this way, the second week closed at Rs. 6.55 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 17.92 crore.

Madgaon Express fell around 55% in 2nd week. It started its second weekend with a take of Rs. 1.03 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday increased to Rs. 1.30 crore, and further to Rs. 1.57 crore on Sunday. Therefore, the total for the second weekend was Rs. 3.90 crore. Collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.71 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.65 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.62 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.60 crore. With the total for the weekdays being Rs. 2.58 crore, the second week closed at Rs. 6.48 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 20.33 crore.

Yodha did very dull business in 3rd week. It added only Rs. 1.35 crore to its kitty in 3rd week, taking its grand total for 3 weeks to Rs. 31.85 crore.

Kung Fu Panda 4 (animation; dubbed and the original English versions) did fair business in 3rd week, dropping little over 60% from the second week. It started the third weekend with a net collection of Rs. 0.80 crore on Friday. Collections increased to Rs. 0.96 crore on Saturday, and further to Rs. 1.16 crore on Sunday. After a third weekend total of Rs. 2.92 crore, collections on the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.31 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.26 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.26 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.23 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 1.06 crore. Total for 3rd week: Rs. 3.98 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 30 crore.

Shaitaan managed decent collections in the fourth week also. It netted Rs. 1.28 crore in the fourth Friday, Rs. 1.44 crore on Saturday, and Rs. 1.62 crore on Sunday. The fourth weekend’s total was, therefore, Rs. 4.34 crore. Collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 0.66 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.57 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.52 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.48 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 2.23 crore. In this way, the total for 4th week was Rs. 6.57 crore. Grand total for 4 weeks: 144.29 crore.

Laapataa Ladies added Rs. 1.20 crore to its kitty in 5th week. Grand total for 5 weeks: Rs. 16.28 crore.

Article 370 managed to stay afloat in 6th week. It netted Rs. 1 crore in 6th week, taking its grand total for 6 weeks to Rs. 76.80 crore.

Alibaba Aani Chalishitale Chor (Marathi) did fair business in 1st week in Maharashtra.

Swatantrya Veer Savarkar (Marathi dubbed) did ordinary in 1st week in Maharashtra.

‘HANUMAN’ (DUBBED) 2ND WEEK COLLECTIONS JANUARY 19-25, 2024 | 27 January, 2024

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Summary

Reported Collections: Rs. 12.21 crore
Unreported Collections: Rs. 4.52 crore
Week’s Total Collections: Rs. 16.73 crore
Grand Total Collections: Rs. 39.77 crore

Circuit-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Week's Collection (Rs.)	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	5,35,06,726	11,71,15,999
DELHI-U.P.	2,25,50,840	5,28,39,250
SOUTH	1,51,29,821	2,65,10,929
EAST PUNJAB	82,86,514	2,00,93,875
BENGAL	79,40,423	1,91,42,834
RAJASTHAN	58,87,566	1,39,76,125
C.P. BERAR	49,38,331	1,03,26,470
C.I.	38,35,620	84,74,591

Station-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Sub-Circuit	Station	Week's Collection (Rs.)	No. of cinemas	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	BOMBAY	1,31,82,719	53	2,78,93,311
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PUNE	1,20,34,072	19	2,36,14,640
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	THANE	1,17,99,414	30	2,47,17,655
DELHI-U.P.	DELHI CITY-SUBURBS	DELHI	1,03,55,139	40	2,29,29,383
SOUTH	SOUTH	BANGALORE	85,84,280	31	1,44,70,572
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	AHMEDABAD	43,84,724	33	1,13,60,836
SOUTH	SOUTH	HYDERABAD	40,11,663	20	65,78,601
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	NOIDA	38,59,037	11	84,51,647
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	GURGAON	35,10,619	20	78,81,499
BENGAL	BENGAL	CALCUTTA	32,94,976	21	69,20,088
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JAIPUR	29,04,804	12	66,87,050
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	SURAT	28,27,791	12	73,69,917
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	LUCKNOW	25,32,370	20	62,82,478
C.I.	C.I.	INDORE	21,32,818	6	46,55,510
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BARODA	17,80,343	11	42,38,219
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GHAZIABAD	17,31,955	15	40,82,069
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NAGPUR	15,23,053	3	32,29,057
BENGAL	BENGAL	BHUBANESHWAR	14,72,163	5	44,52,292
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIPUR	14,09,658	5	29,22,038
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	RAJKOT	12,21,010	6	30,25,514
C.I.	C.I.	BHOPAL	11,10,266	4	23,43,207
BOMBAY	GOA	GOA	10,92,453	4	21,22,583
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	FARIDABAD	9,56,821	7	23,07,547
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	KANPUR	9,40,106	8	24,44,625
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	DEHRADUN	7,95,470	5	20,76,898
SOUTH	SOUTH	AURANGABAD	7,90,401	4	17,25,551
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	NASIK	7,68,963	2	17,00,914
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JODHPUR	7,11,396	4	17,12,015
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	CHANDIGARH	6,64,035	5	16,16,251
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	MOHALI	6,24,643	3	14,56,758
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	UDAIPUR	5,97,163	2	14,86,771
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	AGRA	5,92,554	10	16,96,379
BENGAL	BENGAL	PATNA	5,78,028	2	13,34,958
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	KOLHAPUR	5,37,889	2	11,63,547
BENGAL	BENGAL	GUWAHATI	5,09,795	4	13,48,164
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	JAMNAGAR	4,67,435	3	10,02,253
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BHILAI	4,63,425	2	9,95,351
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GORAKHPUR	4,52,034	3	12,59,134
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	GANDHINAGAR	4,42,429	4	10,94,276
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	KOTA	4,30,070	3	11,41,538
SOUTH	SOUTH	MADRAS	4,07,657	4	7,15,145
BENGAL	BENGAL	RANCHI	3,98,693	2	8,42,791
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	LUDHIANA	3,87,051	4	9,33,756
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	GANDHIDHAM	3,84,467	1	8,16,348
C.I.	C.I.	GWALIOR	3,82,452	3	9,73,252
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	AJMER	3,64,999	3	7,56,013
BENGAL	BENGAL	CUTTACK	3,62,302	1	9,90,411
BENGAL	BENGAL	ROURKELA	3,52,847	2	9,43,502
SOUTH	SOUTH	LATUR	3,31,552	1	7,97,032
BENGAL	BENGAL	SILIGURI	3,26,270	2	6,65,444
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BILASPUR	3,19,309	1	5,51,204
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	AKOLA	2,86,332	1	6,05,957
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BAREILLY	2,79,421	1	6,57,575
BENGAL	BENGAL	DHANBAD	2,77,742	2	6,71,586
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALLAHABAD	2,75,130	1	7,05,805
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	JALGAON	2,72,707	2	6,85,355
SOUTH	SOUTH	GULBARGA	2,62,862	2	7,98,011
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NAVSARI	2,51,858	2	7,13,351
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	AMRAVATI	2,50,588	1	5,19,765
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	CHANDRAPUR	2,50,162	1	4,68,549
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHILWARA	2,49,717	2	6,33,610
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	HUBLI	2,48,681	2	6,77,547
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VAPI	2,31,172	1	6,20,516
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JAMMU	2,30,393	3	6,09,441
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JALANDHAR	2,19,170	4	5,97,304
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	ANKLESHWAR	2,15,733	1	6,57,572
C.I.	C.I.	UJJAIN	2,10,084	1	5,02,622
SOUTH	SOUTH	MANGALORE	1,99,475	2	2,59,890
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BHARUCH	1,94,789	1	4,76,518
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	BHAVNAGAR	1,87,586	1	5,20,558
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NADIAD	1,85,075	2	4,51,073
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ZIRAKPUR	1,83,724	2	4,61,184
BENGAL	BENGAL	BOKARO	1,74,283	1	4,25,460
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	SANGLI	1,73,362	1	4,43,163
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMRITSAR	1,66,870	4	4,71,800
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MEERUT	1,60,464	1	3,69,322
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANIPAT	1,57,727	2	4,10,969
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VALSAD	1,54,120	1	4,27,866
SOUTH	SOUTH	NANDED	1,39,076	1	3,29,756
SOUTH	SOUTH	MYSORE	1,36,512	3	2,33,371
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	ANAND	1,30,470	2	3,02,917
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	DHARWAD	1,29,646	1	2,34,500
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	HISSAR	1,20,994	1	3,12,069
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANCHKULA	1,19,700	2	3,11,019
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PATIALA	1,18,402	2	2,86,837
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BIKANER	1,13,365	1	2,80,169
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	REWARI	1,10,792	1	3,56,934
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MORADABAD	1,10,337	2	3,14,661
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	SRI GANGANAGAR	1,09,499	1	2,31,553
SOUTH	SOUTH	BELLARY	1,07,503	1	3,20,773
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SITAPUR	1,06,859	1	2,65,803
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	ICHALKARANJI	1,04,819	1	2,74,614
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	BELGAUM	1,04,761	1	3,35,052
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	SIKAR	88,172	1	1,93,148
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	BAHADURGARH	86,795	1	2,62,123
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	RATNAGIRI	85,713	1	1,96,717
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	SONEPAT	85,491	1	2,30,279
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SAHARANPUR	85,354	3	2,18,038
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BALAGHAT	85,243	1	1,75,175
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	CHITTORGARH	83,810	1	2,25,372
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	NATHDWARA	83,155	1	1,84,431
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NANDURBAR	77,854	1	1,74,019
BENGAL	BENGAL	MUZAFFARPUR	77,716	1	2,37,010
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ROHTAK	74,809	1	2,26,112
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMBALA	70,822	1	1,72,426
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	BHATINDA	67,227	1	1,72,462
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PATHANKOT	65,586	2	1,82,549
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KARNAL	64,824	1	1,71,489
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHIWADI	63,695	1	1,97,798
SOUTH	SOUTH	WARANGAL	61,023	1	61,023
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHARATPUR	57,186	1	1,58,100
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	RISHIKESH	54,998	1	3,01,927
BENGAL	BENGAL	JORHAT	50,690	1	1,18,182
BENGAL	BENGAL	SAMASTIPUR	48,657	1	1,37,181
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ROORKEE	47,525	1	1,54,576
SOUTH	SOUTH	MANIPAL	45,786	1	76,530
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	AHMEDNAGAR	45,368	1	1,16,849
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	YAMUNA NAGAR	43,795	1	1,41,050
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	VARANASI	41,657	1	1,61,578
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VYARA	36,288	1	1,17,674
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	KADI	34,174	1	1,01,055
SOUTH	SOUTH	DAVANGERE	32,653	1	77,518
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	RUDRAPUR	32,016	1	93,287
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KHANNA	30,916	1	1,00,024
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BANSWARA	30,535	1	88,557
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALMORA	29,873	1	58,516
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	UNA	29,662	1	91,451
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	HOSHIARPUR	28,675	1	1,07,813
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	KARWAR	28,487	1	1,14,726
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KUNDLI	26,962	1	74,493
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SULTANPUR	24,814	1	62,793
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PANDHARPUR	21,172	1	1,39,681
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PHALTAN	19,743	1	74,037
SOUTH	SOUTH	UDGIR	19,378	1	67,156
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	GURDASPUR	16,420	1	61,750
BENGAL	BENGAL	DARJEELING	16,261	1	55,765
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALIGARH	15,620	1	79,787
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	HATHRAS	12,716	1	50,639
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BAHRAICH	10,723	1	54,577
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	SRINAGAR	10,702	1	33,904
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ABOHAR	9,454	1	34,013
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	DHURI	3,433	1	18,569
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	CHANDPUR	2,557	1	30,265
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	PILKHUWA	2,111	1	37,488

LATEST POSITION | 3 May, 2025
‘RAID 2’ OPENS TO IMPRESSIVE HOUSES, ‘KESARI CHAPTER 2’ DOES WELL IN 2ND WEEK TOO

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Raid 2 opened to impressive houses on Thursday (May 1), partly because of the strong brand value after the success of the first part — Raid — and partly because of the Labour Day holiday on that day. It netted Rs. 18.50 crore and although collections dropped on the second day, the fall was to the extent expected on a working second day after a holiday on the first day. Collections totalled Rs. 11.50 crore on day 2 (Friday).

The Bhootnii fared poorly on the first day (Thursday, May 1). It collected only Rs. 0.60 crore.

Thunderbolts (dubbed and the original English versions) opened quite well on Thursday (May 1), netting Rs. 3.51 crore.

Ground Zero found neither appreciation nor a sizeable audience in 1st week. It collected only Rs. 1.32 crore on the first day. Collections increased to Rs. 1.92 crore on Saturday. The total for Sunday was only Rs. 2.22 crore. After a first weekend total of Rs. 5.46 crore only, collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.65 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.72 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.58 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.22 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was only Rs. 2.17 crore. Therefore, the total for 1st week was just Rs. 7.63 crore.

Phule found appreciation only from a thin section of the class audience and, therefore, fared poorly in the first week. It started the first weekend with a dull Rs. 25 lakh. Collections jumped to Rs. 43 lakh on Saturday, and increased to Rs. 57 lakh on Sunday. After a low first weekend total of Rs. 1.25 crore, collections on the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 29 lakh, Tuesday – Rs. 25 lakh, Wednesday – Rs. 20 lakh, Thursday – Rs. 13 lakh. Hence the total for the weekdays was only Rs. 87 lakh. In this way, the total for 1st week was Rs. 2.12 crore.

Until Dawn (dubbed and the original English versions) did ordinary business in the first week. It collected approximately Rs. 2.64 crore in the first weekend, and another Rs. 1.28 crore during the weekdays. Since it opened on Thursday in select cinemas in English only, the net collection for Thursday was Rs. 0.05 crore. Hence the total for the first week was Rs. 3.97 crore.

Ne Zha 2 (animation, dubbed and the original Mandarin versions) underperformed in 1st week. Despite extraordinary animation quality — probably the best one has ever seen — the film netted dull collections in its first week because of a confusing drama. It could collect only Rs. 0.80 crore in the first week.

Kesari Chapter 2 held on reasonably well, falling less than 40% in the second week. The second weekend started with a net collection of Rs. 4.05 crore. Collections on Saturday jumped to Rs. 7.20 crore. The Sunday total was Rs. 8.14 crore. After a second weekend total of Rs. 19.39 crore, collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 2.65 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 2.72 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 2.25 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.80 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 9.42 crore. In this way, the second week closed at Rs. 28.81 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 75.35 crore.

Jaat did very average business in 3rd week. It collected around Rs. 2.90 crore in the third weekend, and another Rs. 1.90 crore during the weekdays. In this way, the total for 3rd week was Rs. 4.80 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 80.98 crore.

A Minecraft Movie (dubbed and the original English versions) collected about Rs. 1.10 crore in the fourth week. Grand total for 4 weeks: Rs. 14 crore.

Devmanus (Marathi) did not fare well in the first week in Maharashtra.

Zapuk Zupuk (Marathi) did weak business in 1st week all over Maharashtra.

Halgat (Marathi) performed miserably in the first week in Maharashtra.

LATEST POSITION | 4 March, 2023
‘SELFIEE’ BOMBS

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March 4, 2023

Selfiee cut a very sorry picture of itself at the box-office in its first week. Starting with a take of just Rs. 2 crore was a nightmare nobody had expected, considering that the film stars Akshay Kumar and Emraan Hashmi, is produced by Karan Johar, and is directed by Raj Mehta. Collections were horrifyingly poor not just on the weekdays but also in the first weekend. The film may end up its lifetime run at Rs. 12-13 crore!

Khela Hobe turned out to be a disaster in 1st week all over.

Shehzada also recorded terribly low collections all over in the second week. The film will wrap up at barely Rs. 31-32 crore!

Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania (dubbed and the original English versions) dropped significantly in the second week. It started the second weekend with a net collection of only Rs. 0.98 crore. The total for Saturday was Rs. 1.94 crore. Collections on Sunday picked up only marginally so that the day closed at Rs. 2.07 crore. Therefore, the total for the second weekend was an unimpressive Rs. 4.99 crore. Collections for the weekdays were rather dull: Monday – Rs. 0.59 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.57 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.51 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.43 crore. The total for the weekdays was only Rs. 2.10 crore. In this way, the second week closed at Rs. 7.09 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 37.44 crore.

Pathaan added Rs. 8.73 crore (Hindi Rs. 8.55 crore; dubbed Rs. 0.18 crore) to its kitty in 5th week. The film netted Rs. 5.60 crore (Hindi Rs. 5.50 crore; dubbed Rs. 0.10 crore) in the fifth weekend, and another Rs. 3.13 crore (Hindi Rs. 3.05 crore; dubbed Rs. 0.08 crore) during the weekdays. The total for 5 weeks has, therefore, reached Rs. 528.89 crore (Hindi Rs. 510.65 crore; dubbed Rs. 18.24 crore). The Hindi version’s total of Rs. 510.65 crore makes Pathaan the biggest domestic blockbuster in Hindi as it has surpassed the lifetime all-India collection total of Rs. 510 crore of the Hindi dubbed version of Bahubali 2: The Conclusion.

‘THE BATMAN’ (ENGLISH & DUBBED VERSIONS) 3RD WEEK COLLECTIONS MARCH 18-24, 2022 | 26 March, 2022

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Summary

Reported Collections: Rs. 2.97 crore
Unreported Collections: Rs. 0.93 crore
Week’s Total Collections: Rs. 3.90 crore
Grand Total Collections: Rs. 46.00 crore

Circuit-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Week's Collection (Rs.)	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	96,28,790	9,24,66,694
SOUTH	93,00,500	8,97,57,107
DELHI-U.P.	59,36,200	5,91,07,534
EAST PUNJAB	19,67,809	1,71,67,082
BENGAL	17,88,731	2,33,71,553
C.I.	4,86,133	52,65,934
C.P. BERAR	3,81,108	49,37,756
RAJASTHAN	2,11,547	37,07,347

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