Drishyam 3 worldwide box office collection: Ajay Devgn film races to ₹177 crore; beats part 1's lifetime haul in just 2 days
Here's the latest box office buzz making the rounds:
Drishyam 3 worldwide ticket-window earnings day 2: After a record-breaking start on Friday, Ajay Devgn ’s Drishyam: The Conclusion slowed down a bit on Saturday, but still had enough momentum to cross the ₹ 150 crore rupees mark in just two days. The movie has now entered the top 10 highest-grossing Hindi films of the year and is set to climb the list very quickly.
Adding to this, Drishyam 3 worldwide ticket-window earnings day 2: Ajay Devgn stars in this thriller. Drishyam 3 ticket-window update The advance bookings for Drishyam The Conclusion were proof of how well it was slated to perform. The movie registered the fourth-highest advance-booking collection for an opening day by a Hindi movie. The overall advance booking for the movie by rollout day exceeded ₹ 50 crore rupees. This converted into a strong opening day, helping the movie amass ₹ 93 crore rupees worldwide on Friday.
Meanwhile, The trend of solid collections continued on Saturday as well. The Abhishek Pathak directorial collected ₹ 53.50 crore rupees net on Saturday in addition to the ₹ 62 crore rupees it collected on Friday. This takes the Drishyam The Conclusion’s domestic earnings to ₹ 115.50 crore rupees net ( ₹ 138.60 crore rupees gross) after two days. The movie is on course for one of the biggest opening weekends for a Hindi movie, rivalling Stree 2 and Animal.
Notably, Overseas, Drishyam 3 did not have the same kind of craze and fervour, but it still performed better than most of Ajay Devgn's films. According to trade sources, Drishyam The Conclusion showed an improvement overseas on Saturday. So far, it has collected a neat $4 million in international territories. This takes its worldwide gross to ₹ 177 crore rupees.
As per the latest buzz, Drishyam 3’s mind-blowing start has put many pan-India films in the shade. It has also surpassed the lifetime collections of many recent big-budget films, including Salman Khan’s Sikandar, which collected ₹ 176 crore rupees last year. But most impressive has been Drishyam The Conclusion’s performance relative to the first two parts. On Saturday morning, the movie surpassed the lifetime collection of Drishyam. The 2015 movie collected ₹ 107 crore rupees at the ticket-window.
In further updates, The third part of the franchise brings back Ajay Devgn’s Vijay Salgaonkar, along with Tabu, Shriya Saran, Rajat Kapoor, Ishita Dutta, Mrunal Jadhav, and Kamlesh Sawant. Saurabh Shukla also reprises his role from part 2 in a cameo. The new entrants in the cast are Jaideep Ahlawat and Prakash Raj. Written and directed by Abhishek Pathak, the movie rolled out in theatres on October 2, a date quite significant for the franchise.
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Source: Hindustan Times