Tauba Tera Jalwa performed miserably in 1st week all over.

Fire Of Love – Red proved to be a debacle in the first week.

Dunki is on its way out. Its performance in 3rd week was not up to the mark. It collected Rs. 7.50 crore in the third weekend, and another Rs. 4.25 crore during the weekdays. Therefore, the total for 3rd week was Rs. 11.75 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 212.26 crore.

Salaar (dubbed) could not score much in 3rd week. It netted Rs. 8.50 crore in the third weekend, and a further Rs. 5.50 crore during the weekdays. Hence the total for the third week was Rs. 14 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 161.50 crore.

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom (dubbed and the original English versions) did average in 3rd week. The film netted Rs. 1.76 crore in the third weekend, and another Rs. 0.79 crore during the weekdays. In this way, its total for the third week was Rs. 2.55 core. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 22.23 crore.

Animal managed shares in 6th week too. It netted Rs. 4 crore in the sixth week (Hindi version Rs. 3.75 crore, dubbed versions Rs. 0.25 crore), taking its grand total for 6 weeks to Rs. 554.41 crore (Hindi version Rs. 493.47 crore, dubbed versions Rs. 60.94 crore).

Sam Bahadur managed to stay afloat in 6th week also. It added Rs. 2.10 crore to its kitty in 6th week, taking its grand total for 6 weeks to Rs. 91.80 crore.

Ole Aale (Marathi) did fair in 1st week in Maharashtra. It was nowhere close to the business of Chal Jeevi Laiye!, the biggest blockbuster of Gujarati cinema, of which it is a remake.

Panchak (Marathi) did average business in 1st week in Maharashtra.

Satyashodhak (Marathi) fared very ordinarily in Maharashtra in the first week.

Dunki faced a steep fall (almost 80%) in 2nd week but still managed to touch the Rs. 200-crore mark. The second weekend started with a take of Rs. 6 crore on Friday. Collections increased to Rs. 7.50 crore on Saturday, and to Rs. 10 crore on Sunday. The second weekend, therefore, closed at only Rs. 23.50 crore. In spite of the New Year holiday on Monday, the film collected just Rs. 7.50 crore that day. Collections for the balance days were quite dismal: Tuesday – Rs. 3 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 2.50 crore, Thursday – Rs. 2 crore. With a total of Rs. 15 crore for the 4 weekdays, the second week’s total was an unimpressive Rs. 38.50 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 200.51 crore.

Salaar (dubbed) dropped around 58% in 2nd week. The second weekend commenced with a take of Rs. 7 crore on Friday. Collections increased to Rs. 8.25 crore on Saturday. The total for Sunday was Rs. 10.25 crore. After a weekend total of Rs. 25.50 crore, collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday (New Year holiday) – Rs. 9.25 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 4.75 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 4.50 crore, Thursday – Rs. 4 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 22.50 crore. In this way, the second week closed at Rs. 48 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 147.50 crore.

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom (dubbed and the original English versions) did fairly well in 2nd week. It netted Rs. 0.74 crore on the first day of the second weekend. Collections jumped to Rs. 1.10 crore on Saturday, and further to Rs. 1.23 crore on Sunday. After a 2nd weekend total of Rs. 3.07 crore, collections for the weekdays were: Monday (New Year holiday) – Rs. 1.17 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.40 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.34 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.29 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 2.20 crore. Total for 2nd week: Rs. 5.27 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 19.68 crore.

Animal collected Rs. 4.25 crore in the fifth weekend, and another Rs. 3.25 crore during the weekdays (including the New Year holiday). Of this, the Hindi version collected Rs. 4 crore during the weekend, and Rs. 3 crore during the weekdays. Hence the total of the Hindi version for 5th week was Rs. 7 crore while the total of the dubbed versions for 5th week was Rs. 0.50 crore. Grand total for 5 weeks: Rs. 550.41 crore (Hindi Rs. 489.72 crore, dubbed Rs. 60.69 crore).

Sam Bahadur added Rs. 4.75 crore to its kitty in 5th week. Grand total for 5 weeks: Rs. 89.70 crore.

Dunki met with a mixed response. Youngsters generally gave it the thumbs down while people in the over-40 age group are finding it fairly good. But the Rajkumar Hirani film still managed decent collections in the first 8-day week. The Shah Rukh Khan starrer netted Rs. 29.20 crore on the first day (Thursday, December 21). Collections decreased to Rs. 20.12 crore on Friday but picked up again on Saturday (Rs. 25.61 crore) and even more on Sunday (Rs. 30.70 crore). Therefore, the 4-day weekend closed at Rs. 105.63 crore. Collections on Monday (Christmas) totalled Rs. 24.32 crore so that the 5-day weekend closed at Rs. 129.95 crore. Collections dropped dramatically during the balance three days: Tuesday – Rs. 11.56 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 10.50 crore, Thursday – Rs. 10 crore. Hence the total for the last 3 days was Rs. 32.06 crore. In this way, the first 8-day week closed at Rs. 162.01 crore.

Salaar (dubbed) did very well in centres where action films rule but average at other places in the first week. The film netted Rs. 18 crore on the first day. Collections on Saturday were also Rs. 18 crore while on Sunday, they increased to Rs. 21 crore. The total for Monday (Christmas) was Rs. 15.50 crore. Hence the three-day weekend closed at Rs. 57 crore while the total for the 4-day weekend was Rs. 72.50 crore. The collections for the balance three days were: Tuesday – Rs. 10 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 9.25 crore, Thursday – Rs. 7.75 crore. Therefore, the total for the 3 days was Rs. 27 crore, and for the first week was Rs. 99.50 crore.

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom (dubbed and the original English versions) did fairly well in its first 8-day week. (Only the original English version was released on Thursday; the dubbed versions opened on Friday.) The film netted Rs. 1.89 crore on the first day (Thursday). In spite of the dubbed versions opening on Friday, the total for the film was Rs. 1.35 crore. Collections on Saturday jumped to Rs. 2.42 crore and further on Sunday to Rs. 2.92 crore. The total for Monday (Christmas) was Rs. 2.49 crore so that the 5-day weekend total was Rs. 11.07 crore. Collections on the balance three days of the week were: Tuesday – Rs. 1.24 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 1.10 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1 crore. In this way, the total for the first 8-day week was Rs. 14.41 crore.

Animal collections dropped dramatically in 4th week because of the opposition of the two new releases — Dunki and Salaar (dubbed). The original Hindi version netted Rs. 6 crore in the fourth 4-day weekend and another Rs. 3.26 crore during the balance three days. In this way, the Hindi version collected Rs. 9.26 crore in 4th week. The dubbed versions collected Rs. 0.88 crore in the fourth week. Grand total for 4 weeks (Hindi version only): Rs. 482.72 crore. Grand total for the dubbed versions for 4 weeks: Rs. 60.19 crore. Hence the grand total for 4 weeks for all the versions was Rs. 542.91 crore.

Sam Bahadur faced a remarkable drop in 4th week owing to the release of two new films. It netted Rs. 5 crore in the fourth week, taking the grand total for 4 weeks to Rs. 84.95 crore.

DUNKI and SALAAR (dubbed) opened on Thursday (December 21) and Friday (December 22) respectively to good houses. None of the two new releases took bumper initials. The trade had expected DUNKI to net more than Rs. 30 crore on the first day but the day closed at Rs. 29.20 crore. Of course, DUNKI could never have repeated the initials of the last two films of Shah Rukh Khan because while both those films (PATHAAN and JAWAN) were high-octane action films, DUNKI was a social film. Collections of the Shah Rukh Khan starrer on Friday totalled Rs. 20 crore (approximately), taking the 2-day total to more than Rs. 49 crore. SALAAR (dubbed) netted Rs. 18 crore on the first day. The figure of 18 includes the collections of the Hindi dubbed version in South circuits.

Kaisi Ye Dor bombed miserably in 1st week all over.

Mangalvaar (dubbed) failed to generate public interest in 1st week all over.

Animal continued its victory march in 3rd week also, emerging as the second-biggest blockbuster ever, next only to Jawan (Rs. 629.56 crore). The third weekend of the Hindi version started with a take of Rs. 7.75 crore on Friday. Collections jumped to Rs. 11.50 crore on Saturday, and further to Rs. 12.75 crore on Sunday. In this way, the third weekend of the Hindi version closed at Rs. 32 crore. Collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 5 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 4.50 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 4.25 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.65 crore. Collections dropped dramatically on Thursday because of the release of Dunki. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 15.40 crore. In this way, the total for the third week was Rs. 47.40 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks for the Hindi version: Rs. 473.46 crore. The dubbed versions netted Rs. 4.71 crore in 3rd week, taking the 3-week total to Rs. 59.31 crore. Hence, the grand total of 3 weeks for all the versions put together was an astounding Rs. 532.77 crore!

Sam Bahadur started its third weekend with a net collection of Rs. 2.50 crore on Friday. Collections for Saturday doubled to Rs. 5 crore, and the total on Sunday was Rs. 5.50 crore. So the third weekend closed at Rs. 13 crore. Collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 1.60 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.50 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 1.40 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.60 crore (dropped a lot on Thursday due to the release of Dunki). With the total for the weekdays being Rs. 5.10 crore, the third week closed at Rs. 18.10 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 79.95 crore.

12th Fail was steady in 8th week at low collections. It added Rs. 1.35 crore to its kitty in the eighth week, taking the grand total for 8 weeks to Rs. 52.58 crore.

Chhapa Kaata (Marathi) performed poorly in 1st week all over Maharashtra.

Pillu Bachelor (Marathi) fared badly in the first week in the whole of Maharashtra.

Lai Jhakaas (Marathi) could not do anything worthwhile anywhere in Maharashtra in 1st week.

Club 52 (Marathi) met with a disastrous fate in the first week in entire Maharashtra.

Songya (Marathi) failed terribly in 1st week all over Maharashtra.

Jhimma (Marathi) performed well in the fourth week too, in Maharashtra.

Joram proved to be a debacle in 1st week all over.

Kastoori met with a disastrous fate in the first week all over.

Hi Papa (dubbed) faced rejection all over in the first week.

Animal continued to rule the box-office in 2nd week too. The Hindi version alone netted Rs. 87.56 crore in the second weekend, making it one of the highest second weekends for any film. (Jawan (Hindi version only) had netted Rs. 82.46 crore, Bahubali 2: The Conclusion (dubbed), Rs. 80.75 crore, and Gadar 2, Rs. 90.47 crore in the second weekend). The second weekend started with a take of Rs. 22.56 crore (highest ever for a Hindi film). Collections jumped to Rs. 31.50 crore on Saturday, which was also a record in itself (Hindi Jawan had netted Rs. 30.10 crore, Gadar 2, Rs. 31.07 crore, Bahubali 2: The Conclusion (dubbed), Rs. 26.75 crore). The total for Sunday was Rs. 33.50 crore, less than Jawan (Rs. 34.26 crore), Gadar 2 (Rs. 38.90 crore) and Bahubali 2: The Conclusion (dubbed) (Rs. 34.50 crore). Collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 13 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 11 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 9.75 crore, Thursday – Rs. 8.25 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 42 crore. In this way, the total for the Hindi version in 2nd week was Rs. 129.56 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 426.06 crore. The Telugu dubbed and Tamil dubbed versions added Rs. 12.50 crore in 2nd week, taking the grand total for the dubbed versions for 2 weeks to Rs. 54.60 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks for all versions: Rs. 480.66 crore.

Sam Bahadur maintained extremely well in 2nd week. The second weekend started with a take of Rs. 3.50 crore on Friday. Collections increased to Rs. 6.25 crore on Saturday, and further to Rs. 7 crore on Sunday, taking the second weekend’s total to Rs. 16.75 crore. Collections during the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 2.25 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 2.15 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 2.05 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.90 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 8.35 crore. In this way, the second week closed at Rs. 25.10 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 61.85 crore.

12th Fail collected Rs. 1.45 crore in 7th week. Grand total for 7 weeks: Rs. 51.23 crore.

Ekda Yeun Tar Bagha (Marathi) did average in 1st week in Maharashtra.

London Misal (Marathi) bombed in 1st week all over Maharashtra.

Jhimma 2 (Marathi) continued its victory march in 3rd week all over Maharashtra.

Animal killed it at the box-office in the first week. It recorded outstanding collections in the weekend and was unstoppable during the weekdays too. The film netted Rs. 63 crore on the first day, which was the highest ever non-holiday initial for a Hindi film. Of this, the Hindi version netted Rs. 53.90 crore while the dubbed Telugu and Tamil versions collected Rs. 9.10 crore. Saturday saw a spike in collections so that the day closed at Rs. 67.80 crore (Hindi Rs. 58.80 crore, dubbed versions Rs. 9 crore). The total for Sunday was an unbelievable Rs. 72 crore (Hindi Rs. 62.50 crore, dubbed versions Rs. 9.50 crore). After a weekend total of Rs. 202.80 crore (Hindi Rs. 175.20 crore, dubbed Rs. 27.60 crore), collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 42.60 crore (Hindi Rs. 38.10 crore, dubbed Rs. 4.50 crore), Tuesday – Rs. 37.60 crore (Hindi Rs. 33.60 crore, dubbed Rs. 4 crore), Wednesday – Rs. 29.80 crore (Hindi Rs. 26.80 crore, dubbed Rs. 3 crore), Thursday – Rs. 25.80 crore (Hindi Rs. 22.80 crore, dubbed Rs. 3 crore). Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 135.80 crore (Hindi Rs. 121.30 crore, dubbed Rs. 14.50 crore). In this way, the first week closed at Rs. 338.60 crore (Hindi Rs. 296.50 crore, dubbed Rs. 42.10 crore). The film rocked Overseas too.

Sam Bahadur did well in the first week on the strength of class audience and city business. It collected Rs. 5.75 crore on the first day. Collections increased to Rs. 8.75 crore on Saturday, and further to Rs. 9.50 crore on Sunday. Hence the first weekend closed at Rs. 24 crore. Collections for the weekdays were steady at medium level: Monday – Rs. 3.50 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 3.35 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 3 crore, Thursday – Rs. 2.90 crore. In this way, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 12.75 crore. So the first week closed at Rs. 36.75 crore.

Tiger 3 added Rs. 2.22 crore to its kitty in 4th week. Of this, the Hindi version netted Rs. 2.20 crore while the dubbed versions collected Rs. 0.02 crore. Hence the grand total for 4 weeks was Rs. 284.50 crore (Hindi Rs. 277.76 crore, dubbed Rs. 6.74 crore).

12th Fail netted Rs. 2 crore in 6th week. Grand total for 6 weeks: Rs. 49.78 crore.

Jhimma 2 (Marathi) continued to do well in 2nd week too, all over Maharashtra.

ANIMAL was off to a bumper start yesterday (December 1). The first day closed at around Rs. 63 crore (Hindi version Rs. 53 crore, dubbed versions Rs. 10 crore), making it the biggest non-holiday opening ever.

Farrey failed the box-office examination in the first week all over.

Starfish faced complete rejection in 1st week all over.

Anari Is Backk was a non-starter in the first week all over.

Yaatris could not attract the public at all in the first week.

Do Ajnabee bombed miserably all over in 1st week.

Dilon Mein Uphaan fared poorly in 1st week in Bihar.

Manush (dubbed) performed terribly in the first week all over.

Napoleon (dubbed and the original English versions) could not do anything substantive in 1st week. It started the first weekend with a take of Rs. 0.85 crore on Friday. Collections picked up on Saturday which, therefore, closed at Rs. 1.25 crore. The total for Sunday — Rs. 1.15 crore — was less than that of Saturday, which gave an indication that the film’s future was bleak. After a first weekend total of Rs. 3.25 crore, collections for the weekdays were rather dull: Monday – Rs. 0.40 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.27 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.27 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.26 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 1.20 crore. In this way, the first week closed at Rs. 4.45 crore.

Tiger 3 dropped even more markedly in 3rd week than last week. The third weekend started with a take of Rs. 3.83 crore (Hindi Rs. 3.80 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.03 crore) on Friday. Collections on Saturday increased to Rs. 5.79 crore (Hindi Rs. 5.75 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.04 crore). The total on Sunday was Rs. 6.81 crore (Hindi Rs. 6.76 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.05 crore). Hence the total for the third weekend was Rs. 16.43 crore (Hindi Rs. 16.31 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.12 crore). Collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 3.07 crore (Hindi Rs. 3.05 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.02 crore), Tuesday – Rs. 2.31 crore (Hindi Rs. 2.30 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.01 crore), Wednesday – Rs. 2.21 crore (Hindi Rs. 2.20 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.01 crore), Thursday – Rs. 2.06 crore (Hindi Rs. 2.05 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.01 crore). Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 9.65 crore (Hindi Rs. 9.60 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.05 crore). In this way, the total for 3rd week was Rs. 26.08 crore (Hindi Rs. 25.91 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.17 crore). Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 282.28 crore (Hindi Rs. 275.56 crore, dubbed Rs. 6.72 crore).

12th Fail continued to do quite well in 5th week too. It started its fifth weekend with a net collection of Rs. 0.60 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday doubled to Rs. 1.20 crore and on Sunday, they went up to Rs. 1.82 crore. Hence the total for the fifth weekend was Rs. 3.62 crore. Collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 1.10 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.60 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.65 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.65 crore. In this way, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 3 crore. Therefore, the total for 5th week was Rs. 6.62 crore. Grand total for 5 weeks: Rs. 47.78 crore.

Jhimma 2 (Marathi) did very well in 1st week all over Maharashtra.

Khichdi 2: Mission Paanthukistan did alright in 1st week in Gujarat only, because of Gujarati characters in the film. In the rest of India, it met with a dull fate.

Tiger 3 dropped more than 60% in 2nd week, after just a 5-day first week. The second weekend started with a take of Rs. 13.25 crore (Hindi version Rs. 13 crore, dubbed versions Rs. 0.25 crore) on Friday. Collections increased to Rs. 18.75 crore (Hindi Rs. 18.25 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.50 crore) on Saturday. The ODI Cricket World Cup finals on Sunday saw collections dip to Rs. 10.50 crore (Hindi Rs. 10.25 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.25 crore). Therefore, the total for the second weekend was Rs. 42.50 crore (Hindi Rs. 41.50 crore, dubbed Rs. 1 crore). Collections for the weekdays were on the lower side: Monday – Rs. 7.35 crore (Hindi Rs. 7.25 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.10 crore), Tuesday – Rs. 6.70 crore (Hindi Rs. 6.60 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.10 crore), Wednesday – Rs. 6.10 crore (Hindi Rs. 6.05 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.05 crore), Thursday – Rs. 5.30 crore (Hindi Rs. 5.25 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.05 crore). Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 25.45 crore (Hindi Rs. 25.15 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.30 crore). In this way, the total for 2nd week was Rs. 67.95 crore (Hindi Rs. 66.65 crore, dubbed Rs. 1.30 crore). Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 256.20 crore (Hindi Rs. 249.65 crore, dubbed Rs. 6.55 crore). The film is now on its last lap.

12th Fail did average in 4th week. It added Rs. 3.38 crore to its kitty in the fourth weekend, and another Rs. 3.03 crore during the weekdays. Therefore, the total for 4th week was Rs. 6.41 crore. Grand total for 4 weeks: Rs. 41.16 crore.

Salman Society (Marathi) bombed miserably in 1st week all over Maharashtra.

Naal Bhag 2 (Marathi) continued to do fair business in 2nd week in some pockets of Maharashtra.

Tiger 3, which opened on Sunday, November 12 owing to Diwali, collected very well on the first five days but, as predicted by us, has not found universal acceptance because of its pro-Pakistan subject. The Diwali (festival holidays) period gave a major boost to the collections as did the Tiger franchise, Salman Khan and the YRF brand. It netted Rs. 44.50 crore on the first day (Hindi version Rs. 43 crore, Tamil dubbed and Telugu dubbed versions Rs. 1.50 crore), which is a record for Laxmi Pooja day collections. On the second day, the total soared to Rs. 59.25 crore (Rs. 58 crore for the Hindi version, Rs. 1.25 crore for the dubbed versions). The third day (New Year’s day) saw the film netting Rs. 44.75 crore (Hindi version Rs. 43.50 crore, dubbed versions Rs. 1.25 crore). Collections on the fourth day (Bhai Dooj day) totalled Rs. 21.25 crore (Hindi version Rs. 20.50 crore, dubbed versions Rs. 0.75 crore). Although a drop on the fourth day was expected, the quantum of fall was more than expected. Of course, the India-New Zealand World Cup cricket match on that day also adversely affected collections but the drop would’ve been lesser if the film had found more appreciation and universal acceptance. Thursday (5th day) closed at Rs. 18.50 crore (Hindi Rs. 18 crore, dubbed Rs. 0.50 crore). In this way, the total for the first 5-day week was Rs. 188.25 crore (Hindi Rs. 183 crore, dubbed versions Rs. 5.25 crore). Before its release, the figure that was expected to close the first 5-day week was Rs. 230-250 crore. The film will not be able to even touch, leave alone surpass, the Rs. 340-crore total of Tiger Zinda Hai which was released six years earlier (December 2017). The second week (after the first 5-day week) started with a net collection total of Rs. 13.25 crore (Hindi Rs. 13 crore, dubbed versions Rs. 0.25 crore) on Friday. Overseas, the film grossed US $7.5 million (Rs. 62 crore) in the first 5-day week. Shockingly, the pro-Pakistan story has not worked wonders Overseas. It should have, but since it hasn’t, it’s a sign that even otherwise, the film has not lived up to people’s expectations!

Jigar Thanda Double X (dubbed) bombed in the first week.

The Marvels (dubbed and the original English versions) did not do anything impressive in the first week. The Hindi dubbed version, in particular, fared poorly.

12th Fail did fair in 3rd week due to the massive opposition of Tiger 3 from Sunday, November 12. The third weekend commenced with a take of Rs. 1.11 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday increased to Rs. 1.88 crore, but the total on Sunday (despite Diwali and weekly holiday) was only Rs. 0.45 crore due to the release of Tiger 3. After a weekend total of Rs. 3.44 crore, collections for the weekdays were quite good due to the Diwali holidays: Monday – Rs. 1.68 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.65 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.92 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.85 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 5.10 crore, far more than the total for the weekend. In this way, the third week closed at Rs. 8.54 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 34.75 crore.

Leo (dubbed) is on its last lap. It buckled under the opposition of Tiger 3 in the fourth week. It netted Rs. 0.45 crore in the fourth weekend, and another Rs. 0.22 crore during the weekdays, taking the total for 4th week to Rs. 0.67 crore. Grand total for 4 weeks: Rs. 29.86 crore.

Naal Bhag 2 (Marathi) did fairly well in 1st week in only some pockets of Maharashtra.

Shyamchi Aai (Marathi) did reasonably well in 1st week in only some parts of Maharashtra.

All eyes are now on TIGER 3 which is slated to hit the screens tomorrow (Diwali day, Sunday, November 12).

The Ladykiller proved a disaster of epic proportions. It faced complete rejection in the first week.

Aankh Micholi was dull in the first week all over.

Shastry Virudh Shastry proved to be a non-starter in 1st week.

Lakeerein turns out to be a debacle in the first week.

Three Of Us met with a disastrous fate at the ticket windows in 1st week all over.

UT 69 is an unmitigated disaster in the first week.

Hukus Bukus fared miserably in 1st week everywhere.

Ajab Tamasha proved a box-office dud in the first week.

12th Fail fared very well in 2nd week. Collections were better than in the first week, which is just too remarkable. The second weekend started with a take of Rs. 1.70 crore on Friday. Collections almost doubled in Saturday so that the day closed at Rs. 3.35 crore. The Sunday total was Rs. 3.25 crore. Hence the total for the second weekend was Rs. 8.30 crore. Collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 1.25 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.35 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 1.40 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.45 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 5.45 crore. Total for 2nd week: Rs. 13.75 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 26.21 crore.

Leo (dubbed) did average in third week. It netted Rs. 2 crore during the third weekend and another Rs. 1.31 crore during the weekdays. Hence the total for 3rd week was Rs. 3.31 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 29.19 crore.

Sshort And Ssweet (Marathi) was anything but sweet at the box-office in Maharashtra in 1st week.

Single (Marathi) proved a flop at the ticket windows in the first week all over Maharashtra.

Rangiley Funter (Marathi) recorded poor collections in the first week in the whole of Maharashtra.

Aatur (Marathi) turned out to be a box-office dud in 1st week in Maharashtra.