THE JUNGLE BOOK continued with incredible collections having the third highest sixth week collections of all time. The film was only behind GADAR and 3 IDIOTS. The highest grossing sixth weeks of all time are as follows.
1. Gadar (2001) - 6.09 crore
2. 3 Idiots (2009)  - 4.36 crore
3. The Jungle Book (2016) - 4.25 crore apprx
4. Lage Raho Munnabhai (2006) - 4.15 crore
5. Raja Hindustani (1996)  - 3.21 crore

The total business of the film is around 181 crore nett plus and the film may still have another 2-4 crore nett to come. The footfalls of the film have crossed 1.75 crore.

THE JUNGLE BOOK had an unbelievable sixth weekend as it grossed 2.50 crore nett which took its lifetime business to around 179 crore nett. The figures were better than PK and BAJRANGI BHAIJAAN and not just their sixth weekends collections but also their sixth weeks.

The film had similar collections in sixth weekend as 3 IDIOTS which had grossed 2.50 crore nett in its sixth weekend way back in 2010. If we look at the sixth week figures of this year and then the gap is huge with AIRLIFT being the best of the 2016 releases with 15 lakhs nett in its sixth weekend.

THE JUNGLE BOOK will probably be the highest inflation adjusted grosser for Hollywood in India. TITANIC stands at around 174 crore nett on the 2015 ticket rate so on a 2016 ticket rate (at the moment it is up just 4% from the corresponding time last year) they will be very similar as THE JUNGLE BOOK still has some more legs to finish at around 183 crore nett.

THE JUNGLE BOOK had an incredible start to its sixth week as it grossed 55-60 lakhs nett on its sixth Friday. These figures are just unbelievable as hardly any films last this long. A look at the sixth week figures of some recent good grossers are below.
Tanu Weds Manu Returns - 1.75 crore
Bajrangi Bhaijaan - 1.49 crore
Bajirao Mastani - 1.26 crore
PK - 1.13 crore

THE JUNGLE BOOK will easily clear the sixth week figures of these films in its sixth weekend, some of them it will clear in just two days of its second weekend.