Talaash Is Excellent Overseas

Talaash Is Excellent Overseas

Talaash has done excellent business overseas. It is the biggest aamir Khan opener overseas beating the $4 Million of Idiots with business of $4.70 million. The overseas opening is amongst top of all time. The figures from major markets are as follows.

United Kingdom - £385,000

North America - $1,650,000

UAE - $1,250,000

Australia - $320,000

Jab Tak Hai Jaan has grossed $12.25 million till date and should finish with $12.75 million unless its released in other markets over time. BLOCKBUSTER

The approx 20 day figures from major markets are as follows.

United Kingdom - £1,490,000

North America - $3,275,000

UAE - $3,500,000

Australia - $690,000

Talaash Second Day Business

Talaash Second Day Business

Talaash had growth on day two as it collected around 14.50 crore nett adding to the 12.50 crore nett it collected on day one. The two day total is around 27 crore nett.

The film showed huge growth in the North as day one was not too strong. Both Delhi/UP and East Punjab showed 25% growth. Mysore was also fantastic.

The mass market held collections similar to the day before. If Sunday shows the same growth again the film will come out with a very good weekend.

Talaash First Day Business

Talaash First Day Business

Talaash grossed a good 12.25-12.50 crore nett approx on day one due to strong business at multiplexes. Basically most circuits had strong areas and weak areas be it big circuits or smaller circuits.

A Rajasthan was good in Jaipur and Kota but rest were average, Delhi/UP was strong in Delhi city, Noida and Lucknow but other cities were not as good. Similarly in Mumbai circuit, Mumbai city recorded good collections but in Gujarat only a few cities contributed well. The South Indian circuits of Mysore, Nizam and Tamil Nadu were all strong comparatively.

It's a good start for the film and now the key will be what sort of improvement can come on Saturday as a 12 crore first day on this release leaves room for plenty of growth on Saturday if the audience takes to the film.