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Bombay Velvet collects 22.81 cr in 17 days


Box Office India Trade Network

BOMBAY VELVET has seen its collections crash like very few. The fall in second week was a huge 97%. The business of the film till date is as follows.
Week One - 22,07,00,000
Week Two - 68,00,000
Week Three - 5,00,000
TOTAL - 22,81,00,000

The film after doing a little over 22 crore nett in week one will not even reach 23 crore nett for lifetime business.

Bombay Velvet collects 22 cr in Week 1; disaster

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Box Office India Trade Network

BOMBAY VELVET is a huge disaster as it grossed 22 crore nett in week one. The film has a very low weekend and collections kept on dropping badly from Monday onwards. The film could not even show any sort of hold at sub 2 crore nett days. The film faced total rejection.

The film will struggle to hit 25 crore nett as most multiplexes reduced the screenings to one show a day. Its the same picture abroad as well as India and its Worldwide Gross will hardly be 45 crore.

This puts its Worldwide figures less than low grossing flops of last year like SHAADI KE SIDE EFFECTS and FINDING FANNY. Every circuit was a disaster with best performance coming in Mysore comparatively.

Bombay Velvet collects 19.70 cr in 5 days

Ranbir will carry a gun with him in case celebs refuse to shell ticket money.
Box Office India Trade Network

BOMBAY VELVET had another big fall on Tuesday with collections down 30% from Monday. The film has totally capitulated. The first five day business of BOMBAY VELVET is as follows.
Friday - 5,25,00,000
Saturday - 5,35,00,000
Sunday - 5,70,00,000
Monday - 2,00,00,000
Tuesday - 1,40,00,000 approx
TOTAL - 19,70,00,000

The film will just have a one week run in most cinemas and is unlikely to do even 25 crore nett business..

Bombay Velvet collects 18.30 cr in 4 days

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Box Office India Trade Network

BOMBAY VELVET crashed further on Monday with business of 2 crore nett apprx and a 60% plus fall from Sunday. The first four day business of BOMBAY VELVET is as follows.
Friday - 5,25,00,000
Saturday - 5,35,00,000
Sunday - 5,70,00,000
Monday - 2,00,00,000 approx
TOTAL - 18,30,00,000

The film will gross around 22.50 crore nett in week one and lifetime business is unlikely to even hit 25 crore nett.

Bombay Velvet collects 16.25 cr in 3 days; sets a benchmark in terms of losses


Box Office India Trade Network

BOMBAY VELVET grossed around 16.25 crore nett in its first weekend. The film opened to dull collections and remained there. It even failed to jump much on Sunday. The losses on the film will be of the magnitude never seen before for a Hindi film. The first three day business of BOMBAY VELVET is as follows.
Friday - 5,25,00,000
Saturday - 5,35,00,000
Sunday - 5,65,00,000
TOTAL - 16,26,00,000

The recovery of the film from all revenues will struggle to hit 25 crore with the domestic theatrical share looking to settle at 11-12 crore. Overseas is looking 4 crore and though the satellite rights are on the books on the distributors sister company at a high rate the actual revenue will hardly touch 5 crore. Its a similar case with music which will hardly fetch revenue. All this on a 120 crore plus cost which means a near 100 crore loss between the holders of the main rights (theatrical, television and music)

There have been huge losses before be it DRONA, KHELEIN HUM JEE JAAN SEY and GUZAARISH amongst others but nothing like this. It will be easier to beat the box office records of PK then to beat the record losses of BOMBAY VELVET going forward.

Bombay Velvet is a disaster; collects 5.75 cr on Day 1


Box Office India Trade Network

BOMBAY VELVET grossed a disastrous 5.75 crore nett on day one. It can't really be put into words how bad the collections are. It's hard to describe how good a 25 crore day one is for KICK pre Eid and here its hard to describe how bad 5.25-5.50 crore nett is with 2500 plus screens and a huge cost.

The story was same all over barring Mysore which at least had some sort of collections. The film suffers huge losses, in terms of the amount lost it will be the highest ever. In terms of percentage of the investment loss it will be 75%.

The film had lower collections than last week's Piku in some circuits. Even a big curcuit like Mumbai had similar collections of around 1.80 crore nett.

The year saw a mega disaster earlier in BROKEN HORSES which had practically zero collections with a fair budget. Here the collections are not exactly zero but the budget is big. Both films are by directors who have a history of disasters but this year they both have delivered the sort of disasters that make their other flops look reasonable.