The dubbed Hindi film LEO has collected around 24 crore nett in two weeks as it added over 7 crore nett in week two. Its a decent total for the especially considering the big multiplexes are not playing the film. The film can add another 5 crore nett from here as it has another nine days before it will be out of theatres.

The film has gone over 160 crore nett in Tamil Nadu and is around 11-12 crore short of the record of PONNIYIN SELVAN of 173 crore and LEO is probably looking to edge past that total. The film has collected 37 crore nett in Nizam/Andhra, 31 crore nett in Karnataka and around 45 crore nett in Kerala. The all India total for the film is around 303 crore nett.

Basically the film is third to 2.0 and JAILER in India and that is the case in overseas also. But in the home market of Tamil Nadu, it has beaten both the two big Rajinikanth grossers. In overseas, the film has collected around $21.5 million which makes it biggest Indian film overseas outside PATHAAN and JAWAN. The worldwide numbers of the film are close to 550 crore.

The collections of LEO (Hindi) are as follows.

Week One - 16,87,00,000 

Week Two -  7,25,00,000 apprx

The dubbed Hindi version of Tamil film LEO maintained its decent run in the second week as it collected 4.50 crore nett apprx. This takes the total of the film to around 21.50 crore nett and it will comfortably cross the 25 crore nett mark.

The film continued to do well in the Mumbai/Gujarat belt and it will easily go over the 10 crore nett mark in this circuit. There is a controversy in the South about its collections with feeding allegations in India and overseas but its seems all above board and the film is a genuine huge grosser. Obviously there are fan clubs in the South and they buy a number of tickets and these clubs are empowered by the stars. But that is there for most big star led South films and take this out, then LEO is organic.

In fact the film is one of those rare South films where even the makers giving out realistic numbers. The first week was said to be around 460 crore worldwide in seven days by the makers and when coming from South it really surprises as its almost the actual number. Where they eventually take it only god knows as there will be targets of other films but at least week one is realistic.

The film has gone to 155 crore nett plus in Tamil Nadu and it will emerge number one soon enough with 173 crore being the target. The all India collections of the film are in the 290 crore nett and here it will be second or third best for the Tamil industry as the 400 crore nett of 2.0 is out of range.

The collections of LEO (Hindi) are as follows.

Friday - 1,00,00,000 apprx

Saturday - 1,75,00,000 apprx

Sunday - 1,75,00,000 apprx

The dubbed Hindi version of Tamil film LEO had a decent eight day week of 17.25 crore nett and comfortably scored over the original Hindi film GANAPATH. The film even scored better than GANAPATH in circuits like East Punjab, Rajasthan and West Bengal where dubbed films are weaker. The film scored a solid 7 crore nett plus total in Mumbai circuit.

The film has a very good chance of being the best collecting Hindi film this week and remain there till Diwali as next week will also see weak films. The film can go to the 25 crore nett mark and that will by far the highest total for a dubbed South film this year.

The film remains on course to be the second highest grosser ever for the Tamil industry as it should beat the numbers of JAILER. But the figures of 2.0 look a tough ask since that film had a crazy contribution from Hindi markets with over 45% coming from Hindi circuits alone on all formats.

The collections of LEO (Hindi) are as follows.

Thursday - 2,75,00,000 apprx

Friday - 1,75,00,000 apprx

Saturday - 2,50,00,000 apprx

Sunday - 3,00,00,000 apprx

Monday - 2,00,00,000 apprx

Tuesday - 2,65,00,000 apprx

Wednesday - 1,40,00,000 apprx

Thursday - 1,25,00,000 apprx

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The dubbed Hindi version of Tamil film LEO saw a good jump on Tuesday due to a holiday for Dussehra as it collected around 2.60 crore nett taking its overall total to 14.50 crore nett. The first week should do around 17 crore nett depending on the drop today (Wednesday).

The film will dependent on the second Friday numbers and if it can hold it can turn out to be a decent filler over the dull period and an average runner as far as business in Hindi goes. Down South, the film is extraordinary collecting around 235 crore nett in its first six days. The holiday period is over in Southern states and collections will also come down here.

The home market for the market Tamil Nadu is close to125 crore nett apprx in six days and the highest collection ever in the state is 173 crore nett. Although it looks an easy target from here, these films are very front loaded. Hence, it remains to be seen if it can cover another 50 crore.

The collections of LEO (Hindi) are as follows

Thursday - 2,75,00,000 apprx

Friday - 1,75,00,000 apprx

Saturday - 2,50,00,000 apprx

Sunday - 3,00,00,000 apprx

Monday - 2,00,00,000 apprx

Tuesday - 2,65,00,000 apprx

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The dubbed Hindi version of Tamil film LEO is a success as it saw a good hold on Wednesday with collections going close to 1.40 crore nett which is 20% down from the Friday post the holiday period. The film is an AVERAGE fare and basically turned out to be a good filler in this period.

The collection so far are 16 crore nett and the extended first week will now go above 17 crore nett. Wherever the lifetime finishes for the film another 30-35% can be added for the film not playing in the four biggest chains. Normally 55-60% of the business would  have come these four chains but if these chains had played then the collections would have been lower at the cinemas which have played.

The business will get no where close to compensating the digital loss if the film went for a eight week window but its turned out a nice little runner for the theatres which have played it. The target for the film is now to be the top film in the second weekend which is possible as the new Hindi releases don't look that good for opening day collections.

The collections for the film in Tamil Nadu are 132 crore nett in seven days and the all time record here is 173 crore nett of PONNIYIN SELVAN. JAILER earlier this year did around 158 crore. The all India collections of the film are around 250 crore nett in seven days on all formats.

The collections of LEO (Hindi) are as follows.

Thursday - 2,75,00,000 apprx

Friday - 1,75,00,000 apprx

Saturday - 2,50,00,000 apprx

Sunday - 3,00,00,000 apprx

Monday - 2,00,00,000 apprx

Tuesday - 2,65,00,000 apprx

Wednesday - 1,40,00,000 apprx

The dubbed Hindi version of Tamil film LEO had a good hold on Monday as it collected in the 1.9-2 crore nett range which is better than the collections on Friday. It is the Dussehra period that is aiding the collections with the holiday today (Tuesday). Even allowing for this, the hold is pretty good on Monday.

LEO (Hindi) has collected 12 crore nett so far and could do around 17 crore nett over its eight day first week which is pretty good. The film could turn out to an average fare if it can hold up through this pre Diwali period. The collections are best in Mumbai circuit with good numbers in Maharashtra and Gujarat.

The film remains strong in Tamil Nadu and Kerala on Monday as there this holiday period is also strong. Across India, the film crossed the 200 crore nett mark on Monday.

The four day weekend collections of the film were as follows. For comparison the biggest Tamil films are JAILER at 340 crore and 2.0 at 400 crore and LEO will be chasing these two films.

Tamil Nadu - 86,00,00,000

Nizam / Andhra - 24,75,00,000

Mysore/Karnataka - 22,75,00,000

Kerala - 27,25,00,000

Hindi Circuits - 13,00,00,000 (inc Tamil and Tel)

The collections of LEO (hindi) are as follows

Thursday - 2,75,00,000 apprx

Friday - 1,75,00,000 apprx

Saturday - 2,50,00,000 apprx

Sunday - 3,00,00,000 apprx

Monday - 2,00,00,000 apprx

The dubbed Hindi version of Tamil film LEO had a drop on day two as it collected 1.75 crore nett and despite the drop, these collections are still decent. Actually they are blockbuster level if you consider the numbers of GANAPATH. The Tamil and Telugu versions have seen bigger drops and have just contributed only 25 lakhs nett on day two for a total of 2 core nett from the Hindi circuits while day one was almost 4 crore nett.

The trailer of the film is nothing much but it has got some audience in due to the film being a part of the VIKRAM world which has done well post theatrical on digital. There should be some good collections over the weekend as whatever this film is, its better than GANAPATH.

The film remains strong in the South with Tamil Nadu holding up extremely well. The second day across India should be come in at 35 crore nett plus which would be adding to the 62 crore nett on day one.

The collections of LEO (Hindi) are as follows

Thursday - 2,75,00,000 apprx

Friday - 1,75,00,000 apprx

The dubbed Hindi version of Tamil film LEO has done well in Hindi collecting 2.75 crore nett on day one with Mumbai circuit being around the 1.25 crore nett mark. These numbers have come without the four biggest multiplex national chains and if these were playing, the collections may well have gone towards the 4 crore nett mark.

The normal ratio would give it a higher potential number if the big multiplexes played but obviously the audiences who would have seen it in the bigger chains have seen it at other places. The film had a good release on around 1100 cinemas in Hindi though the high collecting multiplexes were not in play. These are by far the best numbers of a South dubbed film this year. The film is said to be linked to VIKRAM (2022) or a part of that universe. VIKRAM did not do well in Hindi but found some appreciation post release with a certain audience and that would have helped this film.

The film has scored very well in Tamil in the Hindi circuits collecting 1.10 crore nett and this is again without the bigger multiplexes. Here, generally in original language, the collections come from bigger multiplexes and so, this 1.10 crore nett number is bigger than it looks. There was another 15 lakhs nett from the Telugu version which gives the film a solid 4 crore nett in all formats in the Hindi circuits.

The all India business of the film should edge past the 60 crore nett mark as it becomes the first Tamil film in history to cross 25 crore nett in Tamil Nadu.. The collections are also extraordinary in Nizam/Andhra, Mysore/Karnataka and Kerala especially the last named which has probably never seen collections like this even from a local film.

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The Tamil film LEO took an opening of 62 crore across India in all formats with the highest ever opening day numbers ever seen in Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The latter just fell short of the 10 crore mark but it was still a phenomenal collection and was higher than KGF - CHAPTER 2 and the local Malayalam films. In fact, prior to LEO, only KGF - CHAPTER 2 and 2-3 Malayalam films had crossed the 5 crore mark.

The opening at an all India level on all formats is the third best of 2023 after ADIPURUSH and JAWAN which were at 73.50 and 72.50 crore nett respectively. The business in Hindi film circuits look low but are pretty good for what the film is worth as it has limited value in the Hindi speaking areas.

The film collected 2.70 crore nett in Hindi across the country with practically zero collections from the South. There were some decent numbers coming from Maharashtra, CP Berar, Gujarat and Odisha. The second day will see a fall as GANAPATH cuts into its screens but it should do some decent numbers again over the weekend.

Below are the collections of LEO from all the circuits across India in all formats and the collections from Hindi circuits include the the regional versions playing in the circuits.

Mumbai - 1,44,00,000 

Delhi/UP - 59,00,000 

East Punjab 22,00,000

Rajasthan - 16,00,000

CP Berar - 23,00,000

CI - 11,00,000

Nizam/Andhra - 10,91,00,000 

Mysore/Karnataka - 11,42,00,000

Tamil Nadu - 26,75,00,000

Kerala - 9,63,00,000

West Bengal - 17,00,000 

Bihar - 18,00,000

Assam - 7,00,000

Odisha - 21,00,000