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Dhaakad collects 1.85 cr in 4 days
8:20 AM
Posted by Fenil Seta

Box Office India Trade Network
DHAAKAD has seen horrible collections as the film is struggling to reach the 2 crore nett mark after four days and is one of the biggest disasters of all time. The film has just failed completely with simply no takers. The female action genre has seen very limited success though PHOOL BANE ANGARAY in 1992 was a big HIT. There may well be others but that one comes to mind first.
The genre can still maybe work but you probably need a female star who is very popular. Rekha in 1992 was not the biggest star but was still very popular due the body of work and when you have star like that the correct content will work. Here, Kangana Ranuat is not among the top female stars today and the content is also probably poor and so results are dreadful.
There are huge disasters like 83, ZERO and MOHENJO DARO which lose insane amounts of money with the former losing around 80 crore. Here DHAAKAD may not lose as much as the cost inclusive of everything is close to 100 crore and there will be a rebate, satellite and digital to come. The recovery on these will not be much as they were late deals as the makers had refused the deals before promos started in the hope for better deals.
The exact figures are not known yet but it would be no surprise if it came out with losses of around 70 crore. Here at least the likes of 83 and ZERO collected something at the box office due to the hype and some star presence while this film has not collected at all and will suffer similar losses. It is tough for a film like DHAAKAD to lose as much as those films as the costs are far lower for DHAAKAD but it has almost managed the feat.
The three day collections of DHAAKAD are as follows.
Friday - 50,00,000
Saturday - 55,00,000
Sunday - 60,00,000
Monday - 20,00,000
TOTAL - 1,85,00,000
Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 collects 14 cr on Day 1; Dhaakad collects 50 lakhs
9:41 AM
Posted by Fenil Seta

Box Office India Trade Network
BHOOL BHULAIYAA 2 did very well at the box office on day one collecting around 13.5-14 crore nett with fantastic business at multiplexes all over India. The business in the South and Eastern markets (except West Bengal) is comparatively lower than expected but still good. The collections were very good across the Hindi belts be it Rajasthan, CI or Gujarat/Saurashtra.
The opening is second best to SOORYAVANSHI if we count only original Hindi content and fourth best if we count all the Hindi content which includes KGF - CHAPTER 2 and RRR. It has comfortably beaten the numbers of GANGUBAI KATHIAWADI which was a HIT film and a bigger film film than BHOOL BHULAIYAA 2. It is basically the highest non holiday opening for original Hindi content post the pandemic.
It is also the highest opening for Kartik Aaryan beating LOVE AAJ KAL which was 11.50 crore nett but in fair value, that film would be around 7.5-8 crore nett as it released on Valentines Day. PATI PATNI AUR WOH opened at 8.3 crore nett. So this 13 crore nett opening is a considerable jump from that number pushing the star status higher.
Most importantly, this was badly needed for the industry as it shows that the audience will come out if the film offers entertainment and has a wide appeal. The last two months have seen films bite the dust with audience not even giving them a chance as they become more selective as to which film to go to the cinema for. The film has given a huge boost to the industry as the audience came for the youthful pairing of Kartik Aryan and Kiara Advani with a huge HIT song and the film also had better marketing by T-Series compared to most releases post the pandemic. But it is possible a HIT song allowed this to happen or looked like it was happening.
The film should show a good jump today at multiplexes while on Sunday, the single screens where it has been lower on day one, will also come on board and it will be a very good weekend.
The other release DHAAKAD is a total disaster with collections of 50 lakhs nett.
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