Bollywood movie kicked off its opening day with a robust ₹44.5 crore, showcasing its massive appeal, particularly in Hindi territories where it collected ₹43 crore. The Telugu and Tamil versions added ₹1.3 crore and ₹20 lakh, respectively, to the first day's tally. The film witnessed an uptick on its first Monday, with collections soaring to ₹59.25 crore, marking a significant increase of 33.15% from Day 1, with Hindi collections peaking at ₹58 crore.
However, as weekdays set in, a drop was observed. The first Tuesday recorded a collection of ₹44.3 crore, which was a 25.23% decrease from the previous day. The downward trend continued into the first Wednesday, with a sharper decline of 52.37%, bringing in ₹21.1 crore.
By the first Thursday, the Yash Raj Films' production managed to pull in ₹18.5 crore, a minor dip of 12.32% from Wednesday's figures, hinting at a stabilising pattern in viewership. The overall Week 1 collection stood strong at ₹187.65 crore, demonstrating the film's staying power. The second weekend commenced with the first Friday garnering ₹13.25 crore, down by 28.38% compared to Thursday, which is typical for a weekday.
Early estimates for the first Saturday indicate a collection of ₹17 crore, hinting at a weekend boost. Salman Khan’s Tiger 3 has made ₹217.90 crore. While that sounds like a decent number, YRF has put in a much bigger amount to make the final instalment of the Tiger franchise.
The earlier movie, Tiger Zinda Hai, had a budget of ₹150 crore excluding Salman’s fees and earned ₹339.16 crore in India, as per an earlier report by Bollywood Hungama. The same report says that Tiger 3 has a budget of ₹300 crore. By that number, Tiger 3 is yet to break even after one week.
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