Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, starring Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff in the lead, witnessed a big drop in numbers on its first Monday at the box office. The action film which recorded an average weekend collection of Rs around Rs 40.80 crore nett, saw its numbers decline further on Day 5, when it recorded just around Rs 2.50 crore.
Monday’s collections were by far the lowest since the film’s Eid release.The movie recorded an opening day collection of Rs 15 crore and saw is numbers dip to Rs 7.6 crore on Friday. It saw minimal growth at the box office with collections ranging between Rs 8.5 crore and Rs 9.05 crore.
With Monday’s numbers, the film’s total collection now stands at an estimated Rs 42.30 crore nett.Following the film’s performance at the box office, the makers on Monday announced the new slashed ticket prices of around Rs 127, in addition to the ‘buy one, get one free ticket’ deal. Over the past months, the buy-one-get-one deal has helped boost collections and footfall.
BMCM had recorded an overall occupancy of just 9.92% on Monday.
Monday’s collections were by far the lowest since the film’s Eid release.The movie recorded an opening day collection of Rs 15 crore and saw is numbers dip to Rs 7.6 crore on Friday. It saw minimal growth at the box office with collections ranging between Rs 8.5 crore and Rs 9.05 crore.
With Monday’s numbers, the film’s total collection now stands at an estimated Rs 42.30 crore nett.Following the film’s performance at the box office, the makers on Monday announced the new slashed ticket prices of around Rs 127, in addition to the ‘buy one, get one free ticket’ deal. Over the past months, the buy-one-get-one deal has helped boost collections and footfall.
BMCM had recorded an overall occupancy of just 9.92% on Monday.
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Meanwhile, according to sacnilk.com, the film’s worldwide collection stands at an estimated Rs 75 crore. The film which earned an estimated Rs 48.5 crore gross in Indian markets, earned an additional Rs 26.5 crore from international markets.
The film, directed by Ali Abbas Zafar of ‘Sultan’ and ‘Tiger Zinda Hai’ fame stars, Malayalam superstar Prithviraj Sukumaran as an antagonist. It also stars Sonakshi Sinha, Alaya F, and Manushi Chhillar in key roles.
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