Showing posts with label boxoffice report. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boxoffice report. Show all posts

Thursday, 31 July 2014

Kick collects 148 crore in 6 days

21 crore added in the "Kick" business on 6th day of its release in India. Total business is 148 crore in 6 days.

Tuesday, 8 January 2013

Table No.21 Has Steady Monday


Table No.21 had a steady Monday collecting around 1 crore nett adding to the 5.75 crore nett it collected over the weekend. The collections after four days are 6.75 crore nett approx.

The Monday collections give the film a chance to hang around at the box office for a few weeks. The key for these type of film's is the next seven days after the weekend as the opening three days are rarely strong due to lack of face value.

The weekdays and second weekend will determine where the film is going but the Monday figures give the film a chance to put up a respectable total.

Wednesday, 26 December 2012

Dabangg 2 Has $4 Million Opening Weekend Overseas


Dabangg 2 collected close to $4 million in overseas. It is the third film Salman Khan in a row to put up strong numbers in overseas. The figures from major markets are as follows.
 
United Kingdom - £350,000
           
North America - $1,025,000

UAE - $1,125,000

Australia - $275,000

Sunday, 23 December 2012

Dabangg 2 First Day Business


Dabangg 2 First Day Business
Dabangg 2 has collected 19.50 crore nett approx on day one as per early estimates. It is the highest non holiday opening day beating the 14.75 crore nett of Don 2 released in the same period last year but it has also released on 600-700 more screens than that film.

As has been seen in the last two years it is really tough to collect really big at multiplexes without a national holiday and the trend continued with Dabangg 2. There is just not enough of a multiplex audience on a working day to pack out 25 or 30 shows daily at a multiplex. Some shows go house full but odd timing shows have very low occupancies.

The first day is still fantastic and there should be growth on Saturday and Sunday as huge number of shows multiplexes give the film potential to get much higher collections as long as the public takes to it.