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Week 1: Finding Fanny 23.50 cr, Creature 15 cr; Mary Kom 51 cr in 2 weeks


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FINDING FANNY did poor business in week one grossing around 24.23 crore nett. The film only did well on Saturday when premium multiplexes attract the most crowds. Collections at most of these multiplexes dropped on Sunday and crashed on Monday.

Mumbai, Delhi, East Punjab and Mysore have done the best business but even a circuit like Mysore where the film could have gone on to well had a 60% drop on Monday. Still the overall figures in Mysore of 2.75 crore nett are good.

The film will see a major fall in week two due to no appreciation and the film will have to get lucky to cross the 30 crore nett mark.

CREATURE 3D, meanwhile, grossed around 15 crore nett in its first week and made no impact at the box office. Uttar Pradesh was better but it makes little difference.
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MARY KOM grossed around 11 crore nett in its second week taking its business to over 51 crore nett. The drop week on week is around 75% which is fair. It was helped from Saturday onwards by the fact that the two new releases - FINDING FANNY and CREATURE 3D - could not find appreciation.

The film should go to around 55 crore nett in its lifetime run which is fair collection though distributors who took the film expected more. The best business will in the bigger circuits of Mumbai and Delhi/UP with Mumbai being the best of the lot due to the tax exemption in Maharashtra which has led to good collections in Mumbai city and Pune. Mumbai circuit will cross 20 crore nett.

Comparing with other heroine dominated films, it is likely to be third in the list after QUEEN and KAHAANI but those two were much smaller films..

Mary Kom collects 48 cr in 10 days

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Mary Kom had a fair second weekend grossing around 7.25-7.50 crore nett taking its ten day total to around 48 crore nett. It should easily cross 50 crore nett by the end of the second week and is now looking at a finish of 55 crore nett approx.

The film was again best in Mumbai in second weekend as it grossed around 2.75 crore nett in the circuit. As it is tax free in Maharashtara the film is putting up decent collections in the multiplexes of Mumbai/Thane and Pune. Delhi/UP grossed around 1.60 crore nett taking the ten day total for the circuit to nearly 11 crore nett

The film is still heading for losses for distributors wherever it has been sold be it CP Berar or Rajasthan though they will be minimal at around 15-20 lakhs which amount to around 10% of the prices paid. Overall a 55 crore number is decent result for the film with only one actress as face value but that appreciation was missing which could have made it a hit.


Mary Kom is an underperformer; collects 41 cr in 8 days


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MARY KOM dropped badly on Monday as it recorded business in the 3.25-3.50 crore nett range taking its four day total to 30.50 crore nett. The film had trended well over the weekend but there was always a chance of drop as it was premium multiplexes carrying the film which usually drop on Monday and there were so many screenings. The film is showing a 55% drop from Monday.

The pick up in business in mass circuits should have helped as collections were low and it should have easily shown an under 50% drop from Friday in mass circuits but only CI managed to do this.

The film is heading for a first week of around 38-39 crore nett but will find it hard to hit the 50 crore nett mark for lifetime business. The film is fair in terms of costs as a lot of advertising was paid by brands involved in the film but it will not cover the prices paid for it be it the all India theatrical rights or the distributors who paid pretty high rates in various circuits.
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MARY KOM was steady on Tuesday showing a small drop from Monday but the weekday collections are down quite a bit from the weekend business. The approx  daily business is as follows
Friday - 7,45,00,000
Saturday - 9,05,00,000
Sunday - 10,80,00,000
Monday - 3,60,00,000
Tuesday - 3,25,00,000

If MARY KOM can hold like Tuesday on the next two days it may reach the 40 crore nett mark for the first week business.
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Mary Kom struggled on the weekdays with low collections as it recorded a 39.50 crore nett first week. The film started pretty well especially at high end multiplexes and showed good growth at multiplexes on Saturday and Sunday but collections came down pretty badly on Monday. Although the film remained pretty steady over the rest of the week, the damage had been done on Monday.

A near 40 crore nett is a reasonable figure for the first week but the film has not found appreciation with the audience so will not add much after the first week.

A film like RAGINI MMS 2 which is heroine centric but in the horror/sex genre so if it is to score will do best initially and manages a 23 crore nett weekend and finishes at 46.50 crore nett. Here a so called content based film is doing a 27 crore nett weekend and struggling to double its weekend like RAGINI MMS 2 really tells about how good the content really is. Overall the producers are safe as they got good prices for the film and much of the advertising was done by brands involved in the film but the investors will lose.
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MARY KOM dropped on its eight day grossing around 1.25-1.50 crore nett. The film was dropping over the weekdays and the fact that two new major releases came up also made a further dent into its collections

The film has now grossed around 41 crore nett in eight days and should just about cross the 50 crore nett mark. The drop in collections on day eight from day one is around 80%.

The film should be able to grow on Saturday and Sunday but the film should have done better considering its opening weekend business but the appreciation from the audience was missing..

Mary Kom collects 27.24 cr in 3 days


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MARY KOM showed good growth on Saturday as it grossed around 9 crore nett. Even mass circuits were up slightly although they won't really go anywhere the multiplexes especially as the cities are doing good business. The big cities all showed good gains on Saturday

The two day business till date is as follows.
Friday - 7,44,00,00
Saturday - 9,10,00,000
TOTAL - 16,54,00,000
The film should follow up with good growth on Sunday but it is Monday and Tuesday that will decide if the film will become a hit.
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MARY KOM had a good weekend as it grossed of around 27.24 crore nett. The business was mixed as far as individual circuits were concerned, with the ones dominated by multiplexes doing well while others were dull to average.

The best business came in Mumbai, Delhi/UP, East Punjab, Mysore and West Bengal. The business is very good for a female centric film with just Priyanka Chopra as the only recognisable face in the film. It is the highest weekend of all time for such a film. Even no sex/horror genre film has got such figures where the only face value is female lead.

MARY KOM also showed a good trend over the weekend with 20% approx growth on Saturday and Sunday (10.70 crore approx) which should hold it in good stead for the weekdays. The only problem is that some in the trade thought it would do very good business and paid pretty high prices. The all India domestic rights went for 26 crore and then some territories were sold at good prices and on that it needs the weekdays to sustain well so that it can go towards recovery. A circuit like CP Berar was sold for 1.5 crore and the weekend share is 70 lakhs and so it has a lot of work to do in such circuits.

Mary Kom collects 7.50 cr on Day 1


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MARY KOM grossed a decent 7.50 crore nett on day one with multiplexes showing good figures while single screens were poor. The film is depending on metro multiplexes which should grow further today while business in mass circuits is below the mark. The huge volume of screenings at multiplexes also helped in putting up good totals at multiplexes.

The high end multiplexes across all metros gave a good contribution while business in UP, Rajasthan, CP Berar, CI, Bihar and Gujarat was dull. In these areas business was similar to last week's RAJA NATWARLAL which was a dud.
The film has fetched a decent price for its all India theatrical rights and then wherever it has been sold and needs to get a lifetime figure of 55-60 crore nett to cover. So, a good growth is imperative today.