Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video: Weekend Advance Booking Report
The film “Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video” has generated significant buzz ahead of its release. Its advance booking for the first day in India stands at ₹3 crore 68 lakh. The second day’s booking reached ₹2 crore 41 lakh, while the third day recorded bookings of ₹2 crore 92 lakh. This brings the film’s weekend India advance booking to more than ₹8 crore, with total earnings from advance bookings for the initial three days exceeding ₹8 crore.
Jigra Box Office: Advance Booking Performance
“Jigra” also garnered a notable response in its advance bookings. The film’s first day India booking collected ₹2 crore 29 lakh. For the second day, bookings were ₹1 crore 84 lakh, and the third day saw collections of ₹1 crore 58 lakh. Cumulatively, the three-day weekend advance booking for “Jigra” has reached ₹5 crore 71 lakh.
Martin Film: Advance Booking & Budget Details
The pan-India film “Martin” is reported to have a budget of approximately ₹100 crore. Its advance booking performance across all languages shows the first day’s booking at ₹2 crore 78 lakh. The second day’s booking collected ₹1 crore 34 lakh, and the third day’s booking was ₹1 crore 19 lakh. The total weekend advance booking for “Martin” currently stands at ₹5 crore 31 lakh.
Devara Box Office Collection: 14 Days Worldwide Earnings
“Devara” has completed 14 days in cinemas, showing strong performance across its five language releases. The film’s Hindi net collection for the initial 12 days was ₹61 crore 94 lakh. On the 13th day, it earned ₹1 crore 42 lakh. The 14th day saw the film collect approximately ₹1 crore 35 lakh in Hindi. This brings the total Hindi net collection for “Devara” over 14 days to ₹64 crore 71 lakh, with a Hindi gross collection of ₹76 crore.
From its South Indian languages (Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada), the film achieved an India gross collection of ₹307 crore. Combining all five languages, the total All India Gross Collection for “Devara” is ₹384 crore. Additionally, the film garnered ₹96 crore from overseas markets. Consequently, the total worldwide box office collection for “Devara” over 14 days has reached ₹480 crore. With a budget of ₹200 crore, the film has been declared a super duper hit.
Taiya Box Office: First Day Worldwide Opening
The film “Taiya” opened across 4000 screens in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu languages. The cost of production for the film was ₹170 crore. Rajinikanth’s fees were ₹125 crore, and ₹15 crore was spent on marketing. This brings the film’s total budget to ₹300 crore. Prior to its release, the film’s producers had already recovered ₹198 crore through various rights sales: digital rights for South languages fetched ₹90 crore, satellite rights for South languages ₹65 crore, music rights ₹16 crore, and Hindi rights ₹27 crore.
On its first day, “Taiya” recorded a gross collection of ₹23 crore from Tamil Nadu. Karnataka contributed approximately ₹8 crore, while Telugu states (Andhra Pradesh and Telangana) added ₹9 crore. Kerala’s gross collection was around ₹2 crore. In North India, including Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu versions, the film collected approximately ₹5 crore. The first day’s All India Gross Collection across all languages for “Taiya” totalled ₹47 crore. From the overseas market, the film earned approximately ₹28 crore on its opening day. This results in a grand first day worldwide box office collection of ₹75 crore for “Taiya”. The film “Jailer” had a final collection exceeding ₹600 crore.