JAI HO grossed 4 crore nett approx in its third week taking its business to 107 crore nett approx. The film dropped around 80% in week three.

The film has given its best performance in Mumbai circuit with final business set to be around 36 crore nett while Delhi/UP will finish at around 21.25 crore nett. DABANGG 2 had grossed 48.50 crore nett in Mumbai which is 35% more than JAI HO while in Delhi/UP it had grossed 32.25 crore nett which is 52% more than JAI HO.

The final total of JAI HO will be in the 108 crore nett range as it will not add much more making it a lesser grosser than BHAAG MILKHA BHAAG and GOLIYON KI RAASLEELA RAM-LEELA

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HASEE TOH PHASEE had a fair weekend of around 17.06 crore nett thanks to the the metros that recorded decent collections. The problem for the film was that it was only the really big cities that contributed well and also those with premium multiplexes.

Places in the same area had different results like Gurgaon had decent collections but Noida was comparatively less despite both being satellite towns of Delhi and both being multiplex cities. This is because Gurgaon has the high end multiplexes.

The trend was pretty good over the weekend as the film grew around 35% on Saturday and a further 20% on Sunday. The business was much below Shuddh Desi Romance which was a hit film released last year with a similar cast and budget. That film had grossed 23 crore nett over its first weekend compared to the 16 crore nett of HASEE TOH PHASEE

HASEE TOH PHASEE should remain steady over the weekdays but with the film just collecting in the metros it will curtail its business on the final tally.
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JAI HO grossed around 2.25-2.50 crore nett in its third weekend taking the business to 105.50 crore nett after seventeen days. The film is tax exempted in UP and Gujarat and these are the best collecting areas in third weekend. Gujarat belt has been best from day one.

The film is looking at final business of around 108 crore nett which would mean it just about getting in the top twenty grossers of all time with business in the same range as films like DON 2 and GOLMAAL 3 which were released a few years back.

Also the lifetime business of JAI HO is less than what recen Salman Khan starrers like DABANGG 2 grossed in nine days and what EK THA TIGER grossed in six days.

JAI HO crossed the 100 crore nett mark in midweek to take its business to around 101.50 crore nett as it crossed around 19.75 crore nett in its second week. The film had a good second week in Uttar Pradesh due to the tax exemption but even with tax exemption collections were less than most of the big films of 2013.

The performance of the film is very weak in West Bengal, where the film was sold for 4.50 crore in the circuit and the lifetime share is looking to be just around 2.50 crore. It was a similar story in Assam and Orissa where due to huge prices paid by the distributors, recovery would not even touch 50%.

The film has a huge reduction of screenings at multiplexes this week and will see a big drop at multiplexes with single screens still doing better as there is no replacement as yet. The lifetime business of the film is looking to be 107-108 crore nett.
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ONE BY TWO had a very poor first week of 2.77 crore nett and is practically out of theatres in week two. The film mainly collected in multiplexes of Mumbai and Delhi NCR with the circuits of Mumbai, Delhi/UP and East Punjab contributing around 80% of the all India collections

The first week business is in the same range as the years first release MR JOE B CARVALHO although it was released on just half the screens of that film.

ONE BY TWO lifetime business will be the same as its first week business as the second week contribution will just be a few lakhs.

ONE BY TWO had a poor first day collecting in the 50 lakhs nett range. The film fared poorly in all circuits with Delhi city and Punjab area recording best collections. The film has mainly been released at multiplexes with around 500 screens but looks set for a poor fate.

JAI HO grossed around 3 crore nett on its second Friday which is more than 80% down on last Friday. The total is now around 85 crore nett in eight days and the way the film is going it won't make it to 100 crore before the weekend is out unless collections double up either on Saturday or Sunday.

The film did not take a bumper opening but the the big holiday collections gave it a chance of a good total if it had managed to sustain but that has not been the case.

The second week practically being an open week has not helped much. JAI HO is now looking at a finish of around 110 crore nett which means the lowest Salman Khan grosser in the last three years.

Meanwhile, YAARIYAN will finish with around 30 crore nett business and is an average fare. AVERAGE And, DEDH ISHQIYA will finish with around 24 crore nett business and is a flop. FLOP

JAI HO has turned out to be an expensive proposition for all its investors. The film is basically heading for semi hit to hit business but has been sold at blockbuster prices. The film was sold to Eros International at a huge rate and Eros International managed to off load some circuits at even bigger prices.

The prices that the film fetched in circuits like West Bengal, Bihar, Nizam/Andhra and Rajasthan were around 10-15% less than the business of  EK THA TIGER. The prices do indicate the craze for Salman Khan as no film has ever fetched such high prices.

Jai Ho had to do an 85 crore all India distributor share for these distributors just to cover but at the moment the film looks to be heading for a 60-70 crore distributor share depending on what happens over the next ten days or so.

The makers probably made the highest table profit in history (in region of 100 crore) due to these inflated prices as its not a very expensive film in terms of making but the market misjudged by thinking that star power could take the film to safety and if the film gets accepted then profits would be come.

Star power is sometimes enough with the help of holidays falling on the right days but with such high prices you also need help from the product which is not quite up to the mark going by its trend. Or possibly a better way to put it is the product is not upto the mark as its investors expected as collections are good for the amount of money spent to make the film.