‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’ Collections | February 14 – 20, 2020

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February 22, 2020

Summary

Reported Collections: Rs. 4.14 crore
Unreported Collections: Rs. 1.11 crore
Week’s Total Collections: Rs. 5.25 crore
Grand Total Collections: Rs. 258.45 crore

Circuit-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Week's Collection (Rs.)	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	2,53,74,813	1,12,32,20,996
SOUTH	42,99,117	16,43,77,270
DELHI-U.P.	36,01,287	26,09,81,140
C.P. BERAR	33,52,668	10,23,16,816
RAJASTHAN	14,09,124	7,18,25,722
BENGAL	13,59,621	7,92,22,445
C.I.	12,10,107	5,41,10,297
EAST PUNJAB	7,70,072	6,78,37,588

Station-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Sub-Circuit	Station	Week's Collection (Rs.)	No. of cinemas	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PUNE	79,09,830	23	29,97,37,215
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	THANE	54,39,742	32	24,01,75,343
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	BOMBAY	47,91,063	38	29,96,82,095
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	NASIK	22,40,579	5	5,08,55,425
SOUTH	SOUTH	BANGALORE	16,66,489	15	6,69,22,898
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NAGPUR	14,11,602	5	3,49,01,782
DELHI-U.P.	DELHI CITY-SUBURBS	DELHI	14,00,286	16	11,37,16,314
SOUTH	SOUTH	AURANGABAD	11,23,043	5	3,67,97,277
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	SURAT	9,16,730	6	3,08,20,965
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	AHMEDABAD	8,55,998	18	5,86,53,636
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JAIPUR	7,53,675	9	3,86,59,951
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	NOIDA	7,31,259	8	4,01,84,821
C.I.	C.I.	INDORE	7,27,946	8	2,81,33,475
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	KOLHAPUR	6,26,673	2	1,81,55,108
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	LUCKNOW	6,21,628	9	3,62,46,773
SOUTH	SOUTH	LATUR	5,38,758	2	1,19,72,257
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	AMRAVATI	4,89,380	4	1,29,95,648
BENGAL	BENGAL	CALCUTTA	4,86,908	12	4,03,59,838
SOUTH	SOUTH	HYDERABAD	4,63,993	5	2,89,55,116
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	JALGAON	4,21,780	2	1,19,34,157
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	GURGAON	3,60,131	5	3,40,60,605
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BARODA	3,29,862	9	1,91,89,899
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GHAZIABAD	3,15,988	8	2,66,73,655
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	AKOLA	3,05,019	1	89,03,273
SOUTH	SOUTH	NANDED	2,79,379	2	73,62,635
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIPUR	2,71,515	5	1,27,21,278
BENGAL	BENGAL	PATNA	2,59,262	1	70,01,573
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	SANGLI	2,58,326	3	1,25,30,920
C.I.	C.I.	BHOPAL	2,43,927	4	1,37,74,457
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	MALEGAON	2,34,023	1	62,90,833
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	BELGAUM	2,23,083	3	93,23,067
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	RAJKOT	2,18,439	2	70,45,742
BENGAL	BENGAL	BHUBANESHWAR	2,16,842	2	85,24,488
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	UDAIPUR	2,12,821	2	83,42,634
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	AHMEDNAGAR	2,05,076	2	1,08,56,924
BOMBAY	GOA	GOA	2,01,180	3	1,63,14,002
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JODHPUR	2,00,080	3	90,32,244
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	BARAMATI	1,80,939	2	80,12,750
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	HUBLI	1,79,490	2	39,62,542
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	CHANDIGARH	1,76,421	1	1,00,45,491
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	KANPUR	1,56,768	2	1,35,95,207
C.I.	C.I.	GWALIOR	1,47,440	2	57,81,699
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	FARIDABAD	1,45,817	5	1,09,57,062
SOUTH	SOUTH	MADRAS	1,40,451	2	97,19,627
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	SOLAPUR	1,35,170	1	57,03,273
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GORAKHPUR	1,31,270	3	66,53,726
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	KOTA	1,21,057	3	69,37,839
BENGAL	BENGAL	RANCHI	1,16,003	2	63,18,893
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BILASPUR	1,13,704	2	50,74,212
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	CHANDRAPUR	1,06,414	1	51,12,025
BENGAL	BENGAL	GUWAHATI	1,06,178	2	55,61,726
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	GANDHINAGAR	99,012	3	39,10,546
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	JAMNAGAR	96,020	3	51,97,211
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BHILAI	90,301	2	44,81,270
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NANDURBAR	85,502	1	42,24,389
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MEERUT	78,615	1	41,10,809
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	ICHALKARANJI	78,113	1	42,73,914
C.I.	C.I.	UJJAIN	61,304	1	29,37,161
BENGAL	BENGAL	DHANBAD	55,230	1	26,20,715
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHILWARA	52,569	1	31,10,619
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	DEHRADUN	51,545	1	76,02,285
BENGAL	BENGAL	MUZAFFARPUR	47,397	1	23,64,367
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHIWADI	42,863	2	19,34,592
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	REWARI	41,032	1	22,73,993
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BHARUCH	40,251	1	34,30,295
SOUTH	SOUTH	BEED	39,878	1	14,25,248
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	HALDWANI	38,905	1	21,44,966
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SAHARANPUR	37,558	1	13,63,073
BENGAL	BENGAL	CUTTACK	34,978	1	14,76,894
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	KORBA	32,260	1	1,20,986
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	PALANPUR	31,895	1	18,04,235
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PHALTAN	27,055	1	18,32,031
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	AJMER	26,059	1	38,07,843
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ROORKEE	25,170	1	14,52,592
SOUTH	SOUTH	KURNOOL	24,789	1	2,42,410
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	PATAN	24,550	1	13,57,779
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ROHTAK	23,197	1	21,25,649
C.I.	C.I.	SATNA	19,855	1	8,18,760
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	ANAND	18,780	1	19,81,722
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	LUDHIANA	18,756	1	63,89,511
BENGAL	BENGAL	SILIGURI	18,715	2	36,29,466
BENGAL	BENGAL	HAJIPUR	18,108	1	13,64,485
SOUTH	SOUTH	KAKINADA	15,672	1	2,85,196
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIGARH	15,307	1	8,05,282
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NADIAD	12,934	1	21,23,524
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	CHHINDWARA	9,884	1	10,42,514
C.I.	C.I.	RATLAM	9,635	1	26,64,745
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	AGRA	7,610	1	63,93,704
SOUTH	SOUTH	UDGIR	6,665	1	6,94,606
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANCHKULA	4,718	1	19,85,277
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BIJNORE	4,685	1	8,43,215

‘777 CHARLIE’ (DUBBED) 1ST WEEK COLLECTIONS JUNE 10-16, 2022 | 18 June, 2022

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June 18, 2022

Summary

Reported Collections: Rs. 1.49 crore
Unreported Collections: Rs. 0.31 crore
Week’s Total Collections: Rs. 1.80 crore
Grand Total Collections: Rs. 1.80 crore

Circuit-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Week's Collection (Rs.)	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	78,50,926	80,40,563
SOUTH	17,30,034	17,30,034
DELHI-U.P.	17,15,375	17,93,036
BENGAL	14,44,079	14,61,043
C.P. BERAR	6,73,458	7,08,036
EAST PUNJAB	6,34,159	6,34,159
C.I.	4,75,172	4,75,172
RAJASTHAN	4,07,035	4,27,747

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	23,76,262	23	24,47,015
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	THANE	17,30,621	17	17,30,621
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PUNE	17,09,285	15	17,47,253
SOUTH	SOUTH	BANGALORE	12,83,170	6	12,83,170
DELHI-U.P.	DELHI CITY-SUBURBS	DELHI	8,13,455	4	8,13,455
BENGAL	BENGAL	BHUBANESHWAR	5,31,082	2	5,31,082
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	AHMEDABAD	5,29,523	15	5,57,843
BENGAL	BENGAL	CALCUTTA	5,24,919	3	5,41,883
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	NOIDA	5,02,018	5	5,02,018
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	LUCKNOW	3,99,902	4	4,77,563
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	GURGAON	3,50,180	3	3,50,180
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	SURAT	3,26,756	6	3,42,089
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NAGPUR	2,98,384	4	3,32,962
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BARODA	2,97,561	12	3,20,696
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JAIPUR	2,70,061	4	2,90,773
C.I.	C.I.	INDORE	2,63,933	3	2,63,933
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	NASIK	2,16,751	2	2,16,751
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIPUR	2,00,376	3	2,00,376
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	KOLHAPUR	1,95,978	2	1,95,978
SOUTH	SOUTH	AURANGABAD	1,52,384	2	1,52,384
C.I.	C.I.	BHOPAL	1,45,730	3	1,45,730
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	LUDHIANA	1,31,836	2	1,31,836
BENGAL	BENGAL	CUTTACK	1,31,546	1	1,31,546
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	SANGLI	1,13,436	1	1,13,436
BENGAL	BENGAL	SILIGURI	1,01,571	2	1,01,571
SOUTH	SOUTH	MYSORE	94,534	1	94,534
SOUTH	SOUTH	HYDERABAD	88,160	1	88,160
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BHILAI	87,111	2	87,111
BENGAL	BENGAL	GUWAHATI	78,591	2	78,591
C.I.	C.I.	GWALIOR	65,509	2	65,509
SOUTH	SOUTH	NANDED	58,016	1	58,016
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	UDAIPUR	57,098	1	57,098
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	ICHALKARANJI	50,681	1	50,681
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	JAMNAGAR	48,627	2	48,627
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	KOTA	47,422	1	47,422
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	MOHALI	46,569	1	46,569
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BILASPUR	45,535	1	45,535
SOUTH	SOUTH	LATUR	43,372	1	43,372
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JALANDHAR	43,217	2	43,217
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	JALGAON	42,052	1	42,052
BENGAL	BENGAL	DHANBAD	41,851	1	41,851
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMRITSAR	35,907	1	35,907
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VALSAD	35,450	1	35,450
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	RAJKOT	31,821	1	31,821
BOMBAY	GOA	GOA	27,334	1	41,462
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	GANDHINAGAR	24,498	1	24,498
BENGAL	BENGAL	NAGAON	24,368	1	24,368
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KUNDLI	24,168	1	24,168
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHILWARA	22,987	1	22,987
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BHARUCH	22,680	1	22,680
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NAVSARI	19,640	1	19,640
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	RATNAGIRI	18,100	1	18,100
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	GANDHIDHAM	16,686	1	16,686
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	MALEGAON	15,824	1	15,824
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	KADI	12,720	1	12,720
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NADIAD	11,889	1	11,889
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	ANAND	11,043	1	11,043
SOUTH	SOUTH	UDGIR	10,398	1	10,398
BENGAL	BENGAL	MORIGAON	10,151	1	10,151
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHIWADI	9,467	1	9,467
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	HUBLI	7,760	1	7,760
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ROPAR	2,282	1	2,282

‘JOLLY LL.B 3’ 5TH WEEK COLLECTIONS OCTOBER 17-23, 2025 | 25 October, 2025

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October 25, 2025

Summary

Reported Collections: Rs. 1.51 crore
Unreported Collections: Rs. 0.49 crore
Week’s Total Collections: Rs. 2.00 crore
Grand Total Collections: Rs. 114.25 crore

Circuit-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Week's Collection (Rs.)	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
BOMBAY	53,70,738	21,36,77,055
DELHI-U.P.	44,84,380	27,01,20,647
BENGAL	17,66,587	6,60,00,562
EAST PUNJAB	11,21,662	10,33,06,279
SOUTH	8,38,961	6,56,99,518
RAJASTHAN	6,52,710	4,69,62,388
C.I.	4,66,153	2,62,92,071
C.P. BERAR	3,77,488	2,12,79,465

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	19,23,100	34	12,67,21,625
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	BOMBAY	18,07,743	27	8,28,74,870
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PUNE	11,73,627	15	4,60,59,703
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	NOIDA	9,56,433	11	4,47,89,120
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	LUCKNOW	9,41,854	11	3,08,01,276
BENGAL	BENGAL	CALCUTTA	7,66,165	16	3,36,00,779
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	AHMEDABAD	7,19,089	16	2,13,80,604
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	THANE	5,93,780	11	3,55,91,655
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	SURAT	5,58,065	8	1,05,75,463
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	GURGAON	5,18,992	17	4,45,27,473
SOUTH	SOUTH	BANGALORE	5,08,303	4	4,69,14,032
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JAIPUR	4,30,524	11	2,69,14,305
BENGAL	BENGAL	BHUBANESHWAR	3,18,582	5	88,94,941
SOUTH	SOUTH	HYDERABAD	3,09,678	7	1,66,31,163
BENGAL	BENGAL	GUWAHATI	2,53,749	4	40,85,284
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BARODA	2,40,033	7	62,30,402
C.I.	C.I.	INDORE	2,34,611	4	1,29,30,252
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIPUR	1,86,870	5	91,99,477
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	CHANDIGARH	1,75,695	5	92,34,724
C.I.	C.I.	BHOPAL	1,58,734	5	80,40,062
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	DEHRADUN	1,55,934	4	98,17,024
BENGAL	BENGAL	PATNA	1,53,418	4	83,51,294
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GHAZIABAD	1,37,320	8	1,80,16,544
BENGAL	BENGAL	SILIGURI	1,19,091	3	18,00,390
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NAGPUR	1,12,395	2	63,10,189
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	RAJKOT	1,11,082	4	36,64,371
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	MOHALI	98,270	4	94,16,786
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	KANPUR	90,925	5	1,33,75,418
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALLAHABAD	86,016	2	45,62,242
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	FARIDABAD	81,266	5	1,14,78,061
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	UDAIPUR	71,999	3	45,02,302
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	NASIK	59,063	1	26,18,600
C.I.	C.I.	GWALIOR	57,622	3	42,66,215
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	LUDHIANA	57,323	4	53,51,610
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GORAKHPUR	55,678	3	47,95,042
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BAREILLY	53,151	1	30,03,946
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	KOTA	49,807	3	32,87,258
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	JAMNAGAR	43,936	1	13,33,373
BENGAL	BENGAL	ROURKELA	40,966	2	14,91,182
BENGAL	BENGAL	RANCHI	39,676	2	23,29,806
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	AGRA	39,303	3	74,70,809
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	AJMER	35,468	3	39,55,892
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JODHPUR	33,329	1	40,71,103
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BILASPUR	32,417	1	17,21,753
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	SRINAGAR	31,634	1	6,87,680
BENGAL	BENGAL	DHANBAD	30,403	2	17,48,959
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ZIRAKPUR	27,229	2	21,24,805
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MEERUT	24,851	1	27,37,295
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BHILAI	24,803	1	18,97,552
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	KOLHAPUR	23,778	2	14,12,959
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JALANDHAR	23,087	2	33,32,738
SOUTH	SOUTH	AURANGABAD	20,980	2	21,54,323
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VAPI	20,427	1	10,14,806
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PATIALA	17,680	2	20,73,700
BENGAL	BENGAL	CUTTACK	17,311	1	10,67,672
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	SRI GANGANAGAR	16,485	2	10,98,654
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	REWARI	15,987	1	17,15,853
C.I.	C.I.	UJJAIN	15,186	1	10,55,542
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	ANAND	13,654	1	4,15,704
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHILWARA	12,737	1	19,94,572
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	JALGAON	12,597	1	5,96,493
BENGAL	BENGAL	MUZAFFARPUR	10,745	1	8,28,469
BENGAL	BENGAL	BOKARO	10,081	1	10,39,025
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MORADABAD	9,500	1	16,10,010
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	JABALPUR	8,406	1	15,54,001
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JAMMU	8,254	1	15,08,621
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMRITSAR	8,116	4	25,42,611
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	DHARAMSALA	7,628	1	3,52,845
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	BHATINDA	7,626	1	8,52,373
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KARNAL	7,228	1	7,56,505
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	NARNAUL	6,746	1	4,10,988
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	BAHADURGARH	6,694	1	5,96,670
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NADIAD	6,461	1	5,04,545
BENGAL	BENGAL	JAMSHEDPUR	6,400	1	7,62,761
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMBALA	5,923	1	8,33,454
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANIPAT	5,422	2	19,23,112
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	LALITPUR	4,537	1	1,20,103
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	YAMUNA NAGAR	4,067	1	11,28,262
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KHANNA	3,381	1	6,08,494
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MATHURA	2,464	1	8,99,234
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	ALWAR	2,361	1	11,38,302
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANCHKULA	2,059	1	14,20,588
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALIGARH	1,441	1	10,06,078
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MIRZAPUR	1,412	1	2,60,170
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PATHANKOT	1,355	1	4,28,326
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ROBERTSGANJ	461	1	1,34,711

LATEST POSITION | 9 August, 2025
‘SOS 2’, ‘DHADAK 2’ FAIL TO ENTERTAIN, ‘MAHAVATAR NARSIMHA’ SUPER-STRONG IN 2ND WEEK

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Son Of Sardaar 2 did not find much acceptance because of which collections crashed during the weekdays after a mediocre first weekend. The film opened to very ordinary houses on the first day which, therefore, closed at Rs. 7 crore. Collections on Saturday totalled Rs. 7.50 crore while Sunday closed at Rs. 8.25 crore. Hence the total for the first weekend was Rs. 22.75 crore. Collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 2.25 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 2.75 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 2 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.75 crore. With the total for the weekdays being Rs. 8.75 crore, the first week closed at just Rs. 31.50 crore.

Dhadak 2 did not have many takers in 1st week. It started with a take of Rs. 3.45 crore on Friday. Collections did not show much growth on Saturday (Rs. 3.76 crore) and Sunday (Rs. 4.11 crore) because the public reports were not impressive except among the class audience in the big cities. After a first weekend total of only Rs. 11.32 crore, collections for the weekdays were rather dull: Monday – Rs. 1.61 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 1.92 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 1.46 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.16 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was a dull Rs. 6.15 crore. Hence the first week closed at Rs. 17.47 crore only.

Saamrajya (dubbed) fared poorly in the first week.

Mahavatar Narsimha (animation, Hindi and South languages) continued to rule the box-office with extraordinary business in the second week too. The second week started with a take of Rs. 7.46 crore on Friday. Collections more than doubled and went up to Rs. 15.81 crore on Saturday. The total for Sunday was an earth-shattering Rs. 22.96 crore. After an absolutely outstanding total of Rs. 46.23 crore in the second weekend, the collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 6.90 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 7.94 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 5.92 crore, Thursday – Rs. 4.89 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was mind-numbing Rs. 25.65 crore. In this way, the second week closed at a historic Rs. 71.88 crore. Grand total for 2 weeks: Rs. 116.06 crore.

The Fantastic 4: First Steps (dubbed and the original English versions) did ordinary in 2nd week. It added only Rs. 6.50 crore to its kitty in 2nd week, taking its grand total for 2 weeks to Rs. 31.50 crore.

Saiyaara crossed the Rs. 300-crore mark in the third weekend. The film started the third weekend with a net collection of Rs. 5 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday rose to Rs. 7 crore, and further to Rs. 8.25 crore on Sunday. After a third weekend total of Rs. 20.25 crore, collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 2.50 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 2.75 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 2.25 crore, Thursday – Rs. 2 crore. With a total of Rs. 9.50 crore for the weekdays, the third week closed at Rs. 29.75 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 315 crore.

Superman (dubbed and the original English versions) dropped 70% in the fourth week. The fourth weekend started with a take of Rs. 0.07 crore on Friday. Collections increased to Rs. 0.15 crore on Saturday, and further to Rs. 0.18 crore on Sunday. Hence the total for the fourth weekend was Rs. 0.40 crore. Collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.04 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.05 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.05 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.04 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 0.18 crore. In this way, the fourth week closed at Rs. 0.58 crore. Grand total for 4 weeks: Rs. 48.51 crore.

Jurassic World: Rebirth (dubbed and the original English versions) fell little more than 66% in the fifth week. It missed joining the Rs. 100-crore club by some lakhs. It netted Rs. 0.12 crore on Friday. Collections on Saturday increased to Rs. 0.33 crore while on Sunday, they went up to Rs. 0.42 crore. Therefore, the total for the fifth weekend was Rs. 0.87 crore. Collections for the weekdays were as follows: Monday – Rs. 0.09 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.11 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.09 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.09 crore. Hence the total for the weekdays was Rs. 0.38 crore. In this way, the fifth week closed at Rs. 1.25 crore. Grand total for 5 weeks: Rs. 99.20 crore.

F1: The Movie (dubbed and the original English versions) was supremely steady in the sixth week, mainly the original English version, of course. The film netted Rs. 0.55 crore on the first day (Friday) of the sixth weekend. Collections almost doubled to Rs. 1.01 crore on Saturday whereas the total for Sunday was Rs. 1.06 crore. Therefore, the total for the sixth weekend was Rs. 2.62 crore. Collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 0.34 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.40 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.37 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.36 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 1.47 crore. In this way, the sixth week closed at Rs. 4.09 crore. Grand total for 6 weeks: Rs. 92.27 crore.

Parinati (Marathi) bombed in the first week in Maharashtra.

Avkarika (Marathi) could not do anything worthwhile in 1st week all over Maharashtra.

Mumbai Local (Marathi) failed to make the cut in the first week in Maharashtra.

‘SAMRAT PRITHVIRAJ’ 2ND WEEK COLLECTIONS JUNE 10-16, 2022 | 18 June, 2022

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Summary

Reported Collections: Rs. 6.33 crore
Unreported Collections: Rs. 4.62 crore
Week’s Total Collections: Rs. 10.95 crore
Grand Total Collections: Rs. 66.00 crore

Circuit-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Week's Collection (Rs.)	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
DELHI-U.P.	2,16,03,344	11,21,89,837
BOMBAY	1,42,65,220	10,06,62,972
RAJASTHAN	70,52,510	3,47,52,973
EAST PUNJAB	68,83,063	3,71,52,312
BENGAL	49,68,673	2,56,17,654
C.I.	32,36,251	1,72,30,640
SOUTH	26,72,088	2,42,67,670
C.P. BERAR	26,03,260	1,32,64,225

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	53,61,495	28	3,50,11,370
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	LUCKNOW	37,73,112	17	1,74,00,718
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JAIPUR	28,72,072	12	1,48,11,399
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	AHMEDABAD	26,64,575	23	1,47,24,014
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	BOMBAY	23,62,010	36	2,47,14,745
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	NOIDA	23,56,815	9	1,32,85,637
BENGAL	BENGAL	CALCUTTA	21,40,870	25	1,17,07,710
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PUNE	20,98,146	20	1,47,40,255
BOMBAY	BOMBAY CITY-SUBURBS	THANE	20,03,859	29	1,67,06,603
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	GURGAON	19,76,968	16	1,23,22,925
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	KANPUR	18,59,119	11	80,64,335
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GHAZIABAD	16,55,612	13	88,14,238
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	AGRA	15,70,173	9	81,64,260
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	SURAT	14,63,918	9	72,48,400
C.I.	C.I.	INDORE	14,54,726	8	84,82,821
SOUTH	SOUTH	BANGALORE	8,78,036	12	1,04,23,812
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	FARIDABAD	8,77,528	5	45,48,715
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	DEHRADUN	8,71,774	5	39,11,038
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	JODHPUR	8,65,663	4	42,86,578
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	GORAKHPUR	8,54,812	4	35,28,669
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIPUR	8,19,948	5	38,34,048
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALLAHABAD	7,77,527	2	28,19,010
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	RAJKOT	7,68,262	4	31,54,455
SOUTH	SOUTH	HYDERABAD	7,20,868	16	63,03,591
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	UDAIPUR	7,16,316	2	32,90,178
C.I.	C.I.	BHOPAL	6,82,034	4	33,51,146
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NAGPUR	6,59,195	5	36,10,163
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	CHANDIGARH	6,33,302	5	31,28,683
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BARODA	6,05,799	14	43,52,481
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BAREILLY	5,92,991	1	20,22,028
BENGAL	BENGAL	PATNA	5,80,201	1	27,97,958
C.I.	C.I.	GWALIOR	5,58,759	2	29,52,418
BENGAL	BENGAL	BHUBANESHWAR	5,49,660	4	23,33,388
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	REWARI	4,86,877	1	16,27,403
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	KOTA	4,85,212	3	28,03,454
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHILWARA	4,66,759	2	20,11,620
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	AJMER	3,98,094	3	23,12,594
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MEERUT	3,79,096	2	16,80,130
SOUTH	SOUTH	MADRAS	3,58,346	7	20,58,856
SOUTH	SOUTH	AURANGABAD	3,23,245	5	23,07,863
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	LUDHIANA	3,03,163	5	17,97,628
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	GANDHIDHAM	2,91,269	1	11,49,381
BENGAL	BENGAL	DHANBAD	2,88,422	2	13,27,231
BENGAL	BENGAL	SILIGURI	2,81,250	3	12,69,428
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	JAMNAGAR	2,81,091	3	14,73,338
BENGAL	BENGAL	GUWAHATI	2,68,458	4	16,95,604
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	MOHALI	2,66,990	2	15,78,744
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MORADABAD	2,61,188	2	10,55,959
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	NATHDWARA	2,57,393	1	8,35,554
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	NASIK	2,39,951	4	18,74,930
C.I.	C.I.	UJJAIN	2,27,667	1	10,46,898
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	GANDHINAGAR	2,21,893	3	11,54,570
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BIKANER	2,17,544	1	9,94,039
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMRITSAR	2,12,324	5	10,20,349
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BHILAI	2,11,387	3	12,29,841
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	SIKAR	2,11,131	1	7,85,305
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	VARANASI	2,09,031	1	9,57,660
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JAMMU	2,01,667	2	7,87,871
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BILASPUR	2,00,211	1	8,81,082
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANIPAT	1,95,956	2	10,67,955
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	JALANDHAR	1,94,256	5	10,50,568
BENGAL	BENGAL	RANCHI	1,80,680	1	11,89,283
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHARATPUR	1,79,804	1	7,68,002
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SAHARANPUR	1,74,060	3	11,13,886
BENGAL	BENGAL	BOKARO	1,71,124	1	7,52,537
BOMBAY	GOA	GOA	1,70,874	4	14,06,349
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	JALGAON	1,67,688	2	10,08,133
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ZIRAKPUR	1,66,372	2	8,68,475
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ROHTAK	1,64,518	3	9,62,452
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MUZAFFARNAGAR	1,55,799	1	9,77,834
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BHIWADI	1,51,763	1	7,27,783
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	BAHADURGARH	1,50,298	1	6,70,357
BENGAL	BENGAL	CUTTACK	1,48,727	1	5,51,747
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	AKOLA	1,47,520	1	7,18,316
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KARNAL	1,43,982	1	7,35,995
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	PALANPUR	1,39,402	1	5,80,003
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ROORKEE	1,36,731	1	7,25,588
SOUTH	SOUTH	LATUR	1,33,331	1	8,27,443
BOMBAY	SAURASHTRA	BHAVNAGAR	1,28,568	1	6,47,138
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PANCHKULA	1,26,151	2	7,62,597
BENGAL	BENGAL	ROURKELA	1,21,856	1	6,14,844
BENGAL	BENGAL	MUZAFFARPUR	1,21,329	1	7,72,268
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SULTANPUR	1,21,256	1	4,07,934
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	CHANDRAPUR	1,12,369	1	5,23,204
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	BHARUCH	1,09,433	3	7,96,846
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALIGARH	1,09,124	1	5,08,475
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NADIAD	1,08,833	2	6,33,851
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	NANDURBAR	1,06,962	1	5,33,175
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	SRI GANGANAGAR	1,05,844	1	5,49,406
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	SITAPUR	1,05,810	1	5,55,558
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	BAHRAICH	98,793	1	4,99,846
C.I.	C.I.	NEEMUCH	96,557	3	4,99,668
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	PATHANKOT	94,890	2	4,74,605
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KURUKSHETRA	93,543	1	4,02,314
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	HISSAR	90,917	1	5,68,591
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	BANSWARA	89,887	1	4,15,901
C.I.	C.I.	MHOW	86,738	1	3,86,540
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KUNDLI	78,524	1	4,24,464
SOUTH	SOUTH	GULBARGA	76,311	2	4,97,478
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	SANGLI	75,302	1	5,03,790
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	KADI	74,359	1	3,02,855
C.I.	C.I.	SATNA	73,177	1	3,13,523
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VALSAD	71,214	1	4,01,056
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	KORBA	70,085	1	4,24,279
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	BHATINDA	68,274	1	4,09,694
SOUTH	SOUTH	NANDED	67,072	1	4,45,019
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	SONEPAT	63,997	1	4,83,355
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	BARAMATI	62,650	1	3,75,925
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	UNA	62,209	1	1,74,138
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	KHANNA	62,004	1	2,26,125
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	RUDRAPUR	60,805	1	1,76,151
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	MUSSOORIE	59,448	1	1,76,268
BENGAL	BENGAL	HAJIPUR	58,474	1	2,87,228
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	BALAGHAT	57,931	1	2,61,382
SOUTH	SOUTH	COIMBATORE	56,896	1	4,19,265
C.I.	C.I.	SINGRAULI	56,593	1	1,97,626
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	NAVSARI	56,414	1	4,01,760
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	KOLHAPUR	51,157	2	8,46,289
C.P. BERAR	C.P. BERAR	RAIGARH	49,964	1	2,40,602
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	AMBALA	47,232	1	4,35,661
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	ALMORA	42,822	1	1,45,893
BOMBAY	KARNATAKA	HUBLI	40,237	1	5,00,707
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	VAPI	35,975	1	1,99,538
RAJASTHAN	RAJASTHAN	MAKRANA	35,028	1	1,61,160
BENGAL	BENGAL	JORHAT	33,408	1	2,12,639
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	MALEGAON	31,236	1	3,09,132
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	YAMUNA NAGAR	31,116	1	2,21,131
SOUTH	SOUTH	MANGALORE	30,975	1	4,06,062
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	HOSHIARPUR	29,819	1	1,71,843
BOMBAY	GUJARAT	ANAND	27,588	2	3,65,714
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	DHURI	27,525	1	93,677
SOUTH	SOUTH	MYSORE	27,008	1	5,78,281
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	ABOHAR	24,328	1	1,11,826
BENGAL	BENGAL	DARJEELING	24,214	1	1,05,789
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	ICHALKARANJI	23,853	1	2,80,490
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	SOLAPUR	16,995	1	2,01,580
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	RATNAGIRI	16,960	1	1,62,159
DELHI-U.P.	U.P.	CHANDPUR	15,951	1	1,87,352
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	PANDHARPUR	13,146	1	1,76,571
BOMBAY	MAHARASHTRA	AHMEDNAGAR	10,251	1	2,78,047
EAST PUNJAB	EAST PUNJAB	TANDA	8,333	1	24,171

LATEST POSITION | 7 May, 2022
‘K.G.F. CHAPTER 2’ (DUBBED) IN 3RD WEEK OUTDOES NEW RELEASES ‘RUNWAY 34’, ‘HEROPANTI 2’

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Runway 34 found very limited favour with the class audience only, because of which collections were on the lower side. It didn’t get any advantage of even the Eid holiday on 3rd May. The first weekend started with a take of only Rs. 2.50 crore. Collections improved on Saturday and even more on Sunday but although the jump was good in percentage terms, it wasn’t big enough in real terms because the starting point was so low. Saturday closed at Rs. 4.25 crore while the total for Sunday was Rs. 5.50 crore. In this way, the first weekend’s total was Rs. 12.25 crore. Collections during the weekdays were rather low, including on Eid day (Tuesday). The low collections on the days of the weekend and again on Eid day conclusively underlined the fact that the film had appealed to only a section of the audience rather than universally. The collections for the weekdays were: Monday – Rs. 2.15 crore, Tuesday (Eid) – Rs. 3.50 crore (less than collections on Saturday and on Sunday), Wednesday (Baasi Eid) – Rs. 2 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.25 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was only Rs. 8.90 crore. Total for 1st week: Rs. 21.15 crore only.

Heropanti 2 also fared poorly. The action film also got very little advantage of the Eid holiday on 3rd May. The first weekend commenced with a take of Rs. 6.25 crore which included tickets bought by the concerned people to give the film an artificial boost. Collections on Saturday totalled Rs. 4.75 crore while the total for Sunday was a poor Rs. 3.75 crore. In this way, the first weekend closed at Rs. 14.75 crore. While the attendance in cinemas declined dramatically on the weekdays, even the Eid festival on Tuesday did not see collections taking a perceptible jump in real numbers. The day-wise totals for the weekdays: Monday – Rs. 1 crore, Tuesday (Eid) – Rs. 2.50 crore, Wednesday (Baasi Eid) – Rs. 2.15 crore, Thursday – Rs. 1.25 crore. Therefore, the total for the weekdays was a paltry Rs. 6.90 crore. Total for first week: Rs. 21.65 crore.

Jersey crashed in 2nd week everywhere. It added only Rs. 2.50 crore to its kitty in 2nd week. Total for 2 weeks: Rs. 21.70 crore.

K.G.F. Chapter 2 (dubbed) crossed the lifetime business of Dangal, in just three weeks to become the second-biggest Hindi film of all time. It crossed the Rs. 387 crore of Dangal on its 21st day (Wednesday). The Hindi dubbed version will join the Rs. 400-crore club in the fourth weekend. It fared better in its third week than the new releases of last week (in their first weeks)! The third weekend started with a take of Rs. 4.25 crore. Collections on Saturday rose by 70% so that the day closed at Rs. 7.25 crore. Sunday saw the film’s collections take a further jump, to Rs. 9.27 crore. Therefore, the third weekend closed at Rs. 20.77 crore. The total on Monday was Rs. 3.75 crore. Collections on Tuesday shot up to Rs. 9.57 crore on account of the Eid holiday. Baasi Eid helped collections to reach Rs. 8.75 crore on Wednesday. On Wednesday, the film had surpassed the lifetime net collections of Dangal which was, therefore, displaced to the third spot among the all-time top Hindi grossers. The Thursday total was Rs. 6.30 crore. In this way, the total for the weekdays was Rs. 28.37 crore. Total for 3rd week: Rs. 49.14 crore. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 397.95 crore.

Chandramukhi (Marathi) has done well at places in Maharashtra and excellent at others in the state in 1st week.

Sher Shivraj (Marathi) continued to score in the second week too, all over Maharashtra.

‘INSIDE OUT 2’ (ANIMATION; ENGLISH & DUBBED VERSIONS) 2ND WEEK COLLECTIONS JUNE 21-27, 2024 | 29 June, 2024

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Summary

Reported Collections: Rs. 8.21 crore
Unreported Collections: Rs. 0.04 crore
Week’s Total Collections: Rs. 8.25 crore
Grand Total Collections: Rs. 18.28 crore

Circuit-wise Reported Collections (in descending order)

Circuit	Week's Collection (Rs.)	Lifetime Collection (Rs.)
SOUTH	2,95,01,435	6,52,89,198
BOMBAY	2,83,25,947	6,14,61,489
DELHI-U.P.	1,27,28,410	2,68,86,893
EAST PUNJAB	58,20,822	1,26,73,683
BENGAL	31,28,992	72,47,084
RAJASTHAN	9,26,340	23,55,179
C.I.	9,17,507	18,70,095
C.P. BERAR	7,61,140	16,01,483

LATEST POSITION | 2 October, 2021
TWO REGIONAL FILMS ROCK THE BOX-OFFICE

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The week gone by belonged to two regional films — Telugu LOVE STORY and Punjabi QISMAT 2. Both the films smashed old box-office records and created new ones in spite of lockdown restrictions on cinemas. On the other hand, success continued to elude Bollywood.

Dilli Kaand was a resounding flop, as was expected. The film collected such dismal figures that only the rape in the film was more horrific than them.

Jungle Cruise (English and dubbed versions) did well only in select multiplexes and high-end single-screen cinemas. Otherwise, collections were below the mark.

A scene from blockbuster Telugu film ‘Love Story’.

Love Story (Telugu) has done amazingly well in the first week. It has yielded a share of Rs. 22.23 crore from Andhra, Nizam and Ceded. Break-up: Nizam – Rs. 10.58 crore, Ceded – Rs. 3.56 crore, Upper Andhra – Rs. 2.48 crore, East Godavari – Rs. 1.35 crore, West Godavari – Rs. 1.13 crore, Guntur – Rs. 1.30 crore, Krishna – Rs. 1.12 crore, Nellore – Rs. 0.71 crore.

Qismat 2 (Punjabi) is a bigger hit than even the recent Chal Mera Putt 2 (Punjabi). It netted Rs. 0.92 crore in East Punjab circuit on the first day (Thursday). Collections increased to Rs. 0.95 crore on the second day. Collections on Saturday shot up to Rs. 1.29 crore. They shot up further on Sunday which closed at an unbelievable Rs. 1.73 crore. The first four-day weekend total was, therefore, an out-of-the-world Rs. 4.89 crore! Collections during the weekdays were also extraordinary: Monday – Rs. 0.73 crore, Tuesday – Rs. 0.71 crore, Wednesday – Rs. 0.63 crore, Thursday – Rs. 0.52 crore. In this way, the film netted Rs. 2.59 crore during the four weekdays, taking the first 8-day week’s total to Rs. 7.48 crore! In the rest of India, the film netted Rs. 3 crore in the first 8-day week. Its all-India total was, therefore, an extraordinary Rs. 10.48 crore!!

BHARAT | WEEKLY COLLECTIONS | 13 JULY 2019

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‘TU JHOOTHI MAIN MAKKAAR’ OPENS WELL BUT SUFFERS ON ACCOUNT OF MID-WEEK RELEASE DUE TO HOLIDAY CONFUSION

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TU JHOOTHI MAIN MAKKAAR, which opened on Wednesday (8th March) to take advantage of the Holi holiday, ended up suffering too because some states observed the holiday a day earlier, on 7th. Resultantly, collections in those states on the opening day (8th) were below the mark as it wasn’t a holiday on the day of release. Collections on the second day, as expected, dropped — by 33%. The film fared well in multiplexes but was not up to the mark in single-screen cinemas. The first day’s all-India total, in spite of the ‘fractured’ holiday, was an impressive Rs. 14.25 crore. The net collection figure on Thursday was Rs. 9.50 crore. Friday closed at Rs. 9.25 crore. Collections today (Saturday) have shown a noteworthy jump.

InCar bombed miserably in the first week.

Ghaznavi proved to be a disaster in 1st week.

Selfiee recorded horrendous collections in 2nd week.

Shehzada fared poorly in 3rd week and is on its way out.

Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania (dubbed and the original English versions) is on its last lap. Its third week’s collections were on the lower side. The film collected Rs. 2.50 crore in the third weekend, and another Rs. 1.26 crore during the weekdays. In this way, the film netted Rs. 3.76 crore in the third week. Grand total for 3 weeks: Rs. 41.20 crore.

Pathaan did quite well in its sixth week too. It netted Rs. 5.82 crore (Hindi Rs. 5.65 crore; dubbed Rs. 0.17 crore) in the sixth weekend, and another Rs. 3.30 crore (Hindi Rs. 3.20 crore; dubbed Rs. 0.10 crore) during the weekdays. Its collections got a boost due to the Holi holiday on 7th/8th March. In this way, the total for the sixth week was Rs. 9.12 crore (Hindi Rs. 8.85 crore; dubbed Rs. 0.27 crore). Grand total for 6 weeks: 538.01 crore (Hindi Rs. 519.50 crore; dubbed Rs. 18.51 crore).

Raundal (Marathi) did fair business in parts of Maharashtra in the first week.

Satarcha Salman (Marathi) proved a damp squib in the first week all over Maharashtra.

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

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