Merry Christmas Box Office Performance: First Five Days
Merry Christmas, released in Hindi and Tamil, has completed five days in cinemas. The film recorded an India Net collection of ₹9 crore 85 lakh during its three-day weekend. On its fourth day, the movie earned ₹2 crore 1 lakh. On its fifth day, Merry Christmas is collecting an India Net of ₹1 crore 50 lakh.
With these collections, the film’s total All India Net collection over its initial five days stands at ₹1 crore 48 lakh. The India Gross collection for the same period reached ₹1 crore 7 lakh. From overseas markets, the film accumulated ₹2 crore 63 lakh. Consequently, the five-day worldwide collection for Merry Christmas is ₹18 crore 70 lakh. This performance is noted as being significantly low, indicating the film needs to earn more to be considered a hit.
Captain Miller Box Office Update: Five-Day Worldwide Earnings
Dhanush’s action film Captain Miller, released in Hindi, Tamil, and Kannada, has also completed five days at the box office, demonstrating strong earnings. The film fully leveraged holiday periods in its first four days, achieving robust collections. However, collections saw a slight decline on its fifth day.
Captain Miller’s initial three-day weekend garnered an India Net collection of ₹23 crore 95 lakh. On its fourth day, the film added ₹6 crore 61 lakh to its India Net. For its fifth day, Captain Miller is reporting an India Net collection of ₹4 crore 50 lakh. The total All India Net collection for the first five days stands at ₹36 crore 6 lakh, with an India Gross collection of ₹42 crore 98 lakh. The film also earned ₹10 crore 23 lakh from overseas markets. Cumulatively, Captain Miller’s five-day worldwide collection is ₹53 crore 2 lakh. Given its performance, with collections exceeding ₹50 crore in five days, it is anticipated that the film’s lifetime collection will comfortably reach ₹100 crore, positioning it as a box office सुपरहिट.
Naa Saami Ranga Box Office Report: Three-Day Collections
King Nagarjuna’s Telugu-language film Naa Saami Ranga, released on January 14th, has completed three days in cinemas. The film has been well-received by audiences.
Naa Saami Ranga recorded an India Net collection of ₹13 crore 88 lakh within its first two days. On its third day, the film is expected to collect an India Net of ₹5 crore 50 lakh. This brings the total three-day India Net collection for Naa Saami Ranga to ₹19 crore 38 lakh. The India Gross collection stands at ₹23 crore 10 lakh. With an additional ₹6 crore 12 lakh from overseas markets, the film’s three-day worldwide collection has reached ₹29 crore 22 lakh. Given its limited budget, Naa Saami Ranga is poised to become a big box office सुपरहिट.
Guntur Kaaram’s Five-Day Global Box Office Performance
Superstar Mahesh Babu’s action-drama Guntur Kaaram has achieved strong collections over its first four days and continued its impressive run on its fifth day. The film set a record for the biggest opening of 2024 and maintained strong earnings throughout the weekend and on Sankranti. While collections experienced a drop on the fifth day, the film has already significantly surpassed its ₹150 crore budget in five days.
Guntur Kaaram secured an All India Net collection of ₹95 crore 60 lakh in its initial three days. On its fourth day, the film’s India Net collection was ₹15 crore 86 lakh. As for its fifth day, Guntur Kaaram is projected to collect an India Net of ₹9 crore 50 lakh. The cumulative All India Net collection for Guntur Kaaram over five days is ₹120 crore 96 lakh, leading to an India Gross collection of ₹144 crore 18 lakh. From overseas markets, the film has garnered a total of ₹45 crore 23 lakh. Overall, Guntur Kaaram’s five-day worldwide box office collection stands at ₹189 crore 41 lakh. The film has accumulated approximately ₹190 crore globally in five days, and it is anticipated to surpass the ₹200 crore mark worldwide within the next two days.
Salaar Total Worldwide Box Office: Four-Week Run
Prabhas’ pan-India action film Salaar, directed by Prashanth Neel and released in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada, has completed approximately four weeks in cinemas, achieving remarkable collections. The film maintained a good screen count for three weeks, though it saw a reduction in screens during its fourth week due to new releases.
Salaar has emerged as a super duper hit across all its languages. The film’s total All India Net collection across all five languages has reached ₹481 crore 75 lakh. The India Gross collection for Salaar stands at ₹574 crore. Additionally, the film’s overseas market earnings totaled ₹153 crore. This brings Salaar’s total worldwide collection to ₹727 crore. The film has achieved a spectacular worldwide collection of ₹727 crore in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada, solidifying its status as a super duper hit at the box office.
Hanuman Box Office Dominance: Five-Day Collections
The pan-India film Hanuman has commanded the box office, presenting strong competition to other new releases despite its smaller budget. The film has continued to perform exceptionally well across all languages: Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada. Hanuman delivered solid collections during its three-day weekend, followed by a robust Monday collection and a strong start on its fifth day.
In Hindi, Hanuman collected an India Net of ₹4 crore 15 lakh on its first day. Its second day saw an India Net collection of ₹4 crore 5 lakh. On the third day, the film earned ₹6 crore 6 lakh from the Hindi market. The fourth-day Hindi Net collection was ₹7 crore 92 lakh. On its fifth, working day, Hanuman secured an impressive India Net collection of ₹6 crore 50 lakh in Hindi. This totals Hanuman’s five-day All India Net collection from Hindi to ₹19 crore 68 lakh, with a Hindi Gross collection of ₹23 crore 50 lakh.
Across all five languages, Hanuman’s three-day weekend All India Net collection was ₹40 crore 65 lakh. On its fourth day, the film’s India Net collection was ₹14 crore 50 lakh. Holding strong on its fifth day, the film is collecting an All India Net of ₹8 crore 40 lakh across all languages. This brings Hanuman’s total All India Net collection for the first five days to ₹63 crore 55 lakh, with an India Gross collection of ₹75 crore 7 lakh. The film also garnered ₹34 crore 60 lakh from overseas markets. Thus, Hanuman’s five-day worldwide collection stands at ₹110 crore 30 lakh. With a reported budget of only ₹55 crore, Hanuman has already earned more than double its budget worldwide in just five days, solidifying its status as a box office blockbusters.