Chennai Exoress grossed around 5.50 crore nett on Friday. A 5.50 crore nett figure on the second
Friday is very good if compared with what other big films
have done on their second Fridays. Film stands at 150.50 crore nett after 8 days plus paid previews. With solid growth on Saturday and Sunday, The weekend will easily go over 20 crore nett. Looking at the likley second week
trends the film will emerge the biggest or second biggest
domestic grosser of all time.
Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Dobara's First Day (Thursday) territorial breakdown is as follows:
Mumbai - 2.86 crore
Delhi/UP - 1.90 crore
East Punjab - 88 lakhs
West Bengal - 43 lakhs
Bihar - 23 lakhs
CP Berar - 76 lakhs
CI - 54 lakhs
Rajasthan - 40 lakhs
Nizam - 57 lakhs
Mysore - 48 lakhs
Others - 28 lakhs
TOTAL - 9.37 crore
But Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Dobara
disappointed on its second day (Friday - Working Day) with collections less than day
one despite the release going wide with 1000 screens
added. The collections on day two are
around 9 crore nett which takes the two day business to
around 18.50 crore nett. The film will find it tough to reach the 40 crore nett mark over the extended weekend. The film will struggle at the box office.
(Source: Boxofficeindia.com)
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