All the new releases of this week took poor starts.

Ek Din fared miserably in 1st week. It netted only around Rs. 2 crore in the first weekend, and another about Rs. 1.25 crore during the weekdays, taking its first week’s total to Rs. 3.25 crore.

Raja Shivaji (dubbed) could not fare well in the first week. It was better in Maharashtra than in the rest of India. The original Marathi version collected far better in 1st week in Maharashtra (read below). The Hindi dubbed version collected Rs. 2.25 crore on the first day. Collections increased only marginally on Saturday which, therefore, closed at Rs. 2.35 crore. The total for Sunday was Rs. 3.25 crore, taking the first weekend’s total to Rs. 7.85 crore. Collections during the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 0.90 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.85 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.80 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 3.55 crore. In this way, the first week closed at Rs. 11.40 crore.

Pankh Hote To Udd Jaate could anything but fly at the box-office in its first week.

Jaan Abhi Baaki Hai was lifeless at the ticket windows in the first week itself.

Bhooth Bangla commenced its third weekend with a net collection of Rs. 4.25 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday and Sunday were Rs. 4.15 crore and Rs. 5 crore respectively. After a third weekend total of Rs. 13.40 crore, collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 1.50 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.75 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 1.35 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.30 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 5.90 crore. In this way, the third week closed at Rs. 19.30 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 132.05 crore.

Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (dubbed and the original English versions) netted Rs. 0.63 crore on the first day of the third weekend. Collections on Saturday and Sunday totalled Rs. 0.69 crore and Rs. 0.78 crore respectively, taking the weekend total to Rs. 2.10 crore. Collections during the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.27 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.35 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.29 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.27 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 1.18 crore. In this way, the third week closed at Rs. 3.28 crore. The film, therefore, took its grand total for 3 weeks to Rs. 26.62 crore.

Project Hail Mary (dubbed and the original English versions) managed to yield shares in sixth week too. The sixth weekend started with a take of Rs. 0.39 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday and Sunday rose to Rs. 0.50 crore and Rs. 0.57 crore respectively. After a sixth weekend total of Rs. 1.46 crore, collections during the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.14 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.16 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.15 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.15 crore. In this way, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 0.60 crore. Therefore, the sixth week closed at Rs. 2.06 crore. Grand total for 6 weeks: Rs. 71.69 crore.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge netted Rs. 1 crore on the seventh weekend’s first day. Collections on Saturday and Sunday increased to Rs. 1.15 crore and Rs. 1.30 crore respectively, taking the seventh weekend’s total to Rs. 3.45 crore. After that, collections for each of the four weekdays were Rs. 0.50 crore, taking the total to Rs. 2 crore. Hence the seventh week closed at Rs. 5.45 crore. Grand total for 7 weeks: Rs. 1,063.30 crore.

Raja Shivaji (Marathi) did very well in the first week in Maharashtra.

Although it was not dubbed in Hindi, Hollywood’s MICHAEL did very well in the first week in India, as in the rest of the world. The first week closed at Rs. 23.69 crore in India.

Ginny Wedss Sunny 2 could not do anything substantial in the first week. It managed just about Rs. 1.05 crore in 1st week.

Mercy bombed in the first week all over.

Bhooth Bangla did well in 2nd week too, adding Rs. 40 crore to its kitty. The second weekend started with a take of Rs. 6.75 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday and Sunday jumped to Rs. 9.75 crore and Rs. 10.25 crore respectively, taking the second weekend total to Rs. 26.75 crore. Collections on the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 3.25 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 3.75 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 3 crore, Thursday – Rs. 3.25 crore. With the total for the weekdays being Rs. 13.25 crore, the second week closed at Rs. 40 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 112.75 crore.

Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (dubbed and the original English versions) was pretty steady in its second week.The second weekend started with a net collection of Rs. 1.38 crore. Collections increased to Rs. 2.31 crore on Saturday, and further to Rs. 2.42 crore on Sunday. After a net total of Rs. 6.11 crore in the second weekend, collections during the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 0.90 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.98 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.73 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.64 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 3.25 crore. In this way, the total for 2nd week was Rs. 9.36 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: 23.34 crore.

Project Hail Mary (dubbed and the original English versions) began its fifth weekend with a net collection of Rs. 0.38 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday jumped to Rs. 0.89 crore. The total for Sunday was almost the same — Rs. 0.90 crore. After a fifth weekend total of Rs. 2.17 crore, collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 0.21 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.24 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.23 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.23 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 0.91 crore while the total for 5th week was Rs. 3.08 crore. Grand total for 5 weeks: Rs. 69.63 crore.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge netted Rs. 1.50 crore on the first day of the sixth weekend. It collected Rs. 3 crore on Saturday, and Rs. 3.30 crore on Sunday. After a sixth weekend total of Rs. 7.80 crore, collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 1 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.25 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.90 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.05 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 4.20 crore. In this way, the sixth week closed at Rs. 12 crore. Grand total for 6 weeks: Rs. 1,057.85 crore.

Bhagubai (Marathi) flopped in the first week all over Maharashtra.

Bhooth Bangla did well in the first week, mainly in the weekend. After netting Rs. 3.50 crore in paid previews on Thursday (April 16), the film collected Rs. 10.75 crore on Friday. Collections shot up on Saturday (Rs. 17 crore) and even more on Sunday (Rs. 20 crore). After a weekend total of Rs. 51.25 crore, collections on the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 5.50 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 6.50 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 5 crore, Thursday – Rs. 4.50 crore. In this way, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 21.50 crore. Hence the first week closed at Rs. 72.75 crore.

Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (dubbed and the original English versions) did fair business in the first week. The film opened with a net collection of Rs. 1.64 crore on Friday. Collections increased almost 50% on Saturday which, therefore, closed at Rs. 2.43 crore. Collections further increased to Rs. 3.28 crore on Sunday, taking the first weekend’s total to Rs. 7.35 crore. Collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 1.58 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.90 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 1.69 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.46 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 6.63 crore. In this way, the first week closed at Rs. 13.98 crore.

Project Hail Mary (dubbed and the original English versions) continued its victory march in 4th week. The fourth weekend started with a take of Rs. 0.79 crore on Friday. Collections more than doubled on Saturday which closed at Rs. 1.78 crore. The total for Sunday was even better at Rs. 1.89 crore. After a fourth weekend total of Rs. 4.46 crore, collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 0.48 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.54 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.56 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.44 crore. With the total for the weekdays being Rs. 2.02 crore, the fourth week closed at Rs. 6.48 crore. Grand total for 4 weeks: Rs. 66.55 crore.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge managed respectable collections in its fifth week too despite the opposition of Bhooth Bangla! The fifth weekend began with a net collection of Rs. 2.75 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday and Sunday increased to Rs. 4.50 crore and Rs. 5 crore respectively, taking the fifth weekend’s total to Rs. 12.25 crore. Collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 1.50 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 2 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 1.60 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.50 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 6.60 crore. In this way, the fifth week closed at Rs. 18.85 crore. Grand total for 5 weeks: Rs. 1,045.85 crore.

Salbardi (Marathi) could not do much in the first week in Maharashtra.

Phula (Marathi) fared miserably in 1st week all over Maharashtra.

Super Duperr (Marathi) dropped in its third week but still managed to do quite well in Maharashtra.

BHOOTH BANGLA opened to mixed response on Thursday (16th April) in the night shows (paid previews). After a net collection total of Rs. 3.50 crore on Thursday, the film netted Rs. 10.75 crore on Friday. Looking to the audience criticism for the second half of the film, it doesn’t seem likely that it will do anything substantive at the box-office.

Dacoit Ek Prem Katha did not do well in the first week. It netted Rs. 4 crore in the first weekend and another Rs. 2.60 crore during the weekdays. Hence the first week closed at Rs. 6.60 crore.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (animation; dubbed and the original English versions) dropped a little more than 50% in the second week. It collected approximately Rs. 1.50 crore in the second weekend, and an additional Rs. 1 crore during the weekdays. Therefore, the second week closed at Rs. 2.50 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 8.33 crore.

Project Hail Mary (dubbed and the original English versions) was very steady in the third week also.The film netted Rs. 1.97 crore on the first day of the third weekend. Collections almost doubled on Saturday which, therefore, closed at Rs. 3.89 crore. With the total for Sunday being Rs. 3.85 crore, the third weekend closed at Rs. 9.71 crore. Collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 1.27 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.99 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 1.07 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.02 crore. In this way, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 5.35 crore. Hence the third week closed at Rs. 15.06 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 60.07 crore.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge has written box-office history by becoming the first film to cross the Rs. 1,000-crore mark in net box-office collections. It achieved the feat at the end of the fourth weekend only. The fourth weekend started with a take of Rs. 6.75 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday jumped to Rs. 12.25 crore. The total for Sunday was Rs. 13.25 crore. After a fourth weekend total of Rs. 32.25 crore, collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 4.75 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 6.35 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 3.65 crore, Thursday – Rs. 3 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 17.75 crore. In this way, the total for the fourth week was Rs. 50 crore. Grand total for 4 weeks: Rs. 1,027 crore.

The Trap (Marathi) fared poorly in 1st week all over Maharashtra.

Super Duperr (Marathi) continued its victory march in 2nd week in Maharashtra. In fact, collections in the second week were better than in the first week.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (animation; dubbed and the original English versions) did fair business in the first week. After netting Rs. 0.58 crore in paid previews on Thursday (April 2), the film collected Rs. 3.25 crore in the first weekend, and another Rs. 2 crore during the weekdays. Therefore, the total for 1st week (8 days) was Rs. 5.83 crore.

Project Hail Mary (dubbed and the original English versions) was super-steady in 2nd week. Collections were extraordinary throughout the week.The second weekend started with a take of Rs. 3.69 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday and Sunday increased to Rs. 4.50 crore and Rs. 4.71 crore respectively. After a weekend total of Rs. 12.90 crore, collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 1.96 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.85 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 1.80 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.63 crore. With the total for the weekdays being Rs. 7.24 crore, the second week closed at Rs. 20.14 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 45.01 crore.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge is all set to write box-office histroy by touching the magical Rs. 1,000 crore figure for net all-India collections in the fourth week! Meanwhile, the film fared extraordinarily well in its third week too. The third weekend started with a take of Rs. 17 crore on Friday. Collections jumped to Rs. 20 crore on Saturday, and further to Rs. 23 crore on Sunday. In this way, the third weekend’s total was Rs. 60 crore. Collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 11 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 11 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 10 crore, Thursday – Rs. 8 crore. With the total for the weekdays being Rs. 40 crore, the third week closed at Rs. 100 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 977 crore. Abroad, the film grossed Rs. 38.36 crore in the third week. The total gross for the film in Overseas circuit for 3 weeks is Rs. 404.36 crore.

Super Duperr (Marathi) did well in the first week in Maharashtra.

Sakhe Ga Saajani (Marathi) could not do much in the first week in Maharashtra.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (animation; dubbed and the original English versions) netted around Rs. 0.58 crore in paid previews on Thursday (April 2). The film opened to ordinary reports.

Project Hail Mary (dubbed and the original English versions) did very well in the first week. After collecting Rs. 2.33 crore on the first day (Thursday, March 26) in paid previews, it netted Rs. 2.82 crore on Friday. Collections took a big jump on Saturday which closed at Rs. 4.49 crore. The total for Sunday was also very good at Rs. 4.86 crore. After a 4-day weekend total of Rs. 14.50 crore, collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 2.32 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 2.83 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 2.65 crore, Thursday – Rs. 2.57 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 10.37 crore. In this way, the total for the first 8-day week was Rs. 24.87 crore.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge continued to write box-office history in the second week. The second weekend began with a take of Rs. 36 crore on Friday. Collections shot up to a whopping Rs. 55 crore on Saturday. The total for Sunday was Rs. 57 crore. After an unimaginable second weekend total of Rs. 148 crore, collections during the weekdays were also extraordinary: Monday – Rs. 22 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 24.50 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 17.50 crore, Thursday – Rs. 16 crore. With the total for the weekdays being Rs. 80 crore, the second week closed at Rs. 228 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 877 crore. Overseas, the film grossed an equivalent of Rs. 91.10 crore in the second week, more than the lifetime Overseas gross of most films. Grand total for Overseas for 2 weeks: Rs. 366 crore.

Hoppers (animation; dubbed and the original English versions) added Rs. 1 crore to its kitty in 4th week. Grand total for 4 weeks: Rs. 10 crore.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge rewrote box-office history in the first week with absolutely earth-shattering collections. The Eid and post-Eid holidays gave a boost to collections. Of course, the film itself was so loved by the audience that it seemed destined to become the biggest blockbuster ever in the history of Hindi cinema. It is all set to displace Dhurandhar as the highest-grossing film. After a historic start on Wednesday (March 18) in the paid preview shows, collections on Thursday (March 19) were beyond phenomenal. The Dhurandhar sequel has shattered every imaginable box-office record — that too, by leaps and bounds. After netting a record Rs. 50 crore on Wednesday (evening and night shows only), the film collected Rs. 90 crore on Thursday, which was a record-breaking figure for the first day. Collections on Friday were again a record-creating Rs. 81 crore. The film hit the ball out of the park on Saturday and Sunday with totals of Rs. 109 crore and Rs. 113 crore respectively. Needless to add, the weekend total of Rs. 443 crore was a record which may take years to break. Collections for the weekdays were also extraordinary: Monday – Rs. 59 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 53 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 45 crore, Thursday – Rs. 49 crore. In this way, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 206 crore. In this way, the first week closed at a historic Rs. 649 crore. The dubbed South language versions netted approximately Rs. 41 crore. Hence the combined total for India for the original Hindi as well as the South language dubbed versions was Rs. 690 crore. The success was as huge abroad too. In the UK, with gross collections of  £2.461 million, it outdid in just 6 days the lifetime collections of such blockbusters in the UK as Chennai Express (£2.181 million), Padmaavat (£2.189 million), Dilwale (£2.350 million), Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani (£2.374 million), PK (£2.386 million) and Animal (£2.405 million). For the 8-day week, the total gross for Overseas circuit is a whopping Rs. 275 crore!! This is the fastest film to touch Rs. 275 crore Overseas. In North America, it is on the cusp of becoming the highest-grossing Indian film ever with its $18 million-plus total so far. It has already become the fifth-highest grossing film in the UK with its first week’s total gross of £2.75 million in the first week. It has even surpassed the UK businesses of Dhoom 3, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, My Name Is Khan, Dangal and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham…. It has written box-office history in Germany (US$800,000) and Singapore (US$500,000) in the first week itself. In a tiny market like Finland, where Indian films usually gross €4,000 to 5,000, this film has grossed €36,000 in the first week!

Hoppers (animation; dubbed and the original English versions) netted Rs. 1.75 crore in the third week. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 9 crore.

It was an absolutely earth-shattering start for Dhurandhar: The Revenge on Wednesday (March 18) in the paid preview shows. The Dhurandhar sequel nailed it right from the word ‘go’. As if the mind-boggling initial in the paid preview shows weren’t enough, collections the following day (Thursday) were also historic. Consequently, the total for the first two days was mind-numbing, having almost touched the Rs. 150-crore mark!! The film netted Rs. 50 crore on Wednesday, which is a record for paid preview shows. The total for Thursday was Rs. 90 crore, a record again. Hence the total for the first two days was an unimaginable Rs. 140 crore. Collections dropped on Friday which closed at Rs. 81 crore. Therefore, the total for the first three days was Rs. 221 crore! Each day’s collection total was a record-breaking one. Today being Eid, the net collection figure may go up to Rs. 105-115 crore, which, again, is unprecedented. Going by the flying start and the extraordinary public reports of the film, it is all set to become the biggest blockbuster in the history of Indian cinema ever. That means, it will displace Dhurandhar as the numero uno film. Shows of the film were conducted all through the night on all the three days, which, again, is a new record.

Ramyaa proved to be a debacle in the first week.

Kissa Court Kachehari Ka met with a disastrous fate in its first week.

2 Way turned out to be a box-office dud in 1st week.

Hoppers (animation; dubbed and the original English versions) was very steady in 2nd week. It netted Rs. 3.50 crore in the second week. In this way, its grand total for 2 weeks went up to Rs. 7.25 crore.

The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond was steady in the third week also. The third weekend started with a take of Rs. 1.88 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday and Sunday went up to Rs. 2.90 crore and Rs. 3.25 crore respectively. After a third weekend total of Rs. 8.03 crore, collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 1.45 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.80 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.64 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.13 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 4.02 crore. Hence the third week closed at Rs. 12.05 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 49.26 crore.

O’Romeo is in its last lap. It collected Rs.1.25 crore in 5th week, taking its grand total for 5 weeks to Rs. 60.75 crore.

The countdown for DHURANDHAR: THE REVENGE has started. Advance booking commenced earlier this week. Thanks to the first part, DHURANDHAR, turning out to be the blockbuster of the century, the response to the advance booking for the sequel is extraordinary. Sale of tickets will, of course, pick up even more as the date of release (19th March; paid previews on 18th) approaches.

Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya flopped all over in the first week.

Charak proved a disaster in 1st week all over.

Mission C1000 (dubbed) fared poorly in the first week all over.

Hoppers (animation; dubbed and the original English versions) did average business in the first week all over. It netted only Rs. 3.75 crore.

The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond was steady at medium collections in the second week. The second weekend started with a take of Rs. 2.70 crore on Friday. Collections increased on Saturday to Rs. 3.75 crore. The total for Sunday (World Cup final cricket T20 match) was Rs. 3.30 crore. After a second weekend total of Rs. 9.75 crore, collections during the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 1.40 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.90 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 1.44 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.39 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 6.13 crore. In this way, the total for 2nd week was Rs. 15.88 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 37.21 crore.

Assi is in its last lap. The film added just Rs. 1 crore to its kitty in the third week, taking its grand total for 3 weeks to Rs. 9.60 crore.

O’Romeo dropped more than 50% in 4th week. It netted Rs. 2.15 crore in the fourth week. Grand total for 4 weeks: Rs. 59.50 crore.

Mardaani 3 netted Rs. 0.50 crore in the sixth weekend, and another Rs. 0.36 crore during the weekdays. With the total for the sixth week being Rs. 0.86 crore, the grand total for 6 weeks went up to Rs. 52.31 crore.

Tighee (Marathi) could not do well in the first week in Maharashtra.

The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond did fairly well in the first week, aided by the holidays — on Sunday and for Holi (on 3rd or 4th in different parts of the ocuntry, depending on when the festival of colours was celebrated). Collections were quite alright on 5th too at places where Holi was celebrated on 4th. The first weekend began with a net collection figure of Rs. 0.80 crore on Friday as the film opened only from the late evening shows following the court’s clearance granted to it. Collections on Saturday increased to Rs. 4.30 crore while the Sunday total was Rs. 4.40 crore. So the first weekend closed at Rs. 9.50 crore. Collections during the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 2.30 crore, Tuesday (partial holiday for Holi) – Rs. 3.50 crore, Wednesday (partial holiday for Holi) – Rs. 3.25 crore, Thursday – Rs. 2.78 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 11.83 crore. In this way, the first week closed at Rs. 21.33 crore.

Nukkad Naatak bombed miserably in 1st week.

Assi dropped a little more than 55% in the second week, after a dull first week. It added just Rs. 2.60 crore to its kitty in 2nd week, taking its grand total for 2 weeks to Rs. 8.60 crore.

Do Deewane Seher Mein managed to add just Rs. 1.10 crore to its kitty in 2nd week. In this way, the grand total for 2 weeks was Rs. 6.30 crore.

O’Romeo dropped more than 50% in 3rd week. The third weekend started with a take of Rs. 0.75 crore on Friday. Collections increased to Rs. 1.15 crore on Saturday. But Sunday closed at only Rs. 1 crore. After a third weekend of Rs. 2.90 crore, collections on the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.45 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.75 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.55 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.45 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was only Rs. 2.20 crore. The third week, therefore, closed at Rs. 5.10 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 57.35 crore.

Mardaani 3 netted Rs. 0.72 crore in the fifth weekend, and another Rs. 0.66 crore during the weekdays. Hence the total for 5th week was Rs. 1.38 crore. Grand total for 5 weeks: Rs. 51.45 crore.

Border 2 netted Rs. 1 crore in 6th week. Grand total for 6 weeks: Rs. 311 crore.

Maya (Marathi) did not do well in the first week in Maharashtra.