PATHAAN DAY 5 BOX OFFICE COLLECTION !!!!

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PATHAAN DAY 5 BOX OFFICE COLLECTION WORLDWIDE & BUDGET

  




Shahrukh Khan, Deepika Padukone, and John Abraham starrer Pathaan Day 5 Box Office Collection saw a jump on Sunday as per producers as it has crossed 500 Crores worldwide and is now 13th Highest grossing Indian Movie of all time in just 5 days and 10th on the Hindi 100 crore club list.

PATHAAN DAY 5 BOX OFFICE COLLECTION

62 to 64 Crore net all languages estimate Producer Figure

60 to 62 Crore net Hindi estimate

59.6 Crore net India all languages Trade figure

PATHAAN TOTAL TILL NOW BOX OFFICE COLLECTION

282 to 284 Crore net India all languages Producer Figure

268.36 Crore net India all languages Trade figure

Break up so far

212.5 Crore net Hindi Producer Figure for 4 days

7.5 Crore Tamil + Telugu Producer Figure for 4 days

PATHAAN WORLDWIDE BOX OFFICE COLLECTION

Worldwide:

540 to 550 Crore gross

429 Crore gross for 4 days Producer Figure

PATHAAN OVERSEAS BOX OFFICE COLLECTION

For 5 days 25 Million or Rs 204.1 Crores gross

For 4 days $ 20 Million or Rs 183.95 Crore gross

for 3 days $13.74 Million or Rs 111.86 Crore gross

After 2 days $ 8 Million: Rs 65.29 Crore gross

Day 1:

UAE + GCC: $ 1.60 mn
USA + Canada: $ 1.50 mn
UK & Europe: $ 650,000
Rest of the World: $ 750,000
Total: $ 4.50 Million or Rs 36.69 Crores

PATHAAN DAYWISE BOX OFFICE COLLECTION

Day 4:

51.5 Crore net Hindi Producer Figure

53.25 Crore net all languages Producer Figure

51.4 Crore net India all languages Trade figure

Day 3:

38 Crore net Hindi Producer Figure

39.25 Crore net all languages

36.84 Crore net all languages Trade figure

Day 2:

70.5 Crore net  India all languages Producer Figure

68 Crore net Hindi Producer Figure

2.5 Crore net Telugu + Tamil

68.12 Crore net all languages Trade figure

Day 1:

57 Crore net all languages Producer Figure

Breakup

55 Crore net Hindi Producer Figure

2 Crore net other languages Producer Figure

52.4 Crore net all languages Trade Figure

Breakup

51.4 Crore net Hindi Trade Figure

1 Crore net other languages Trade Figure

Pathan already had collected around 27.12 Crore net for the opening day in advance sales itself.

TOP ALL-TIME OPENING DAYS FOR ALL LANGUAGES MOVIES RELEASING IN HINDI BELT

    1. Pathaan ( 2023)-55 Crores
    2. K.G.F – Chapter 2( 2022) – 53.95 Crores
    3. Avengers End game (2019) – 53.6 Crores gross
    4. War (2019) – 53.35 Crores
    5. Thugs Of Hindostan (2018) – 52.25 Crores
    6. Happy New Year (2014) – 44.97 Crores
    7. Bharat (2019) – 42.30 Crores
    8. Baahubali 2 – The Conclusion (2017) – 41.00 Crores
    9. Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (2015) – 40.35 Crores
    10. Sultan (2016) – 36.54 Crores
    11. Dhoom 3( 2013) – 36.22 Crores
    12. Brahmastra – Part One: Shiva (2022) – 36.85 Crores

PATHAN CINEMA CHAIN BOX OFFICE COLLECTION

Day 3:

Total: Rs 14 crore Nett at 6:00 pm

PVR: 6.4 crore
INOX: 4.8 crore
Cinepolis: 2.8 crore

Day 2:

Total: Rs 28.74 crore Nett at 6:30 pm

PVR: 12.55 crore
INOX: 10.55 crore
Cinepolis: 5.64 crore

Day 1:

Total: Rs 27.08 crore Nett at the end of day 1

Pathaan collected Rs 25.05 Crore Nett at 8:15 PM from top multiplexes in India

PVR: 11.4 crore
INOX: 8.75 crore
Cinepolis: 4.9 crore

Total: Rs 25.05 crore Nett at 8:15 PM

Pathaan collected Rs 22 Crore Nett at 4:30 PM from top multiplexes in India

PVR: 9.4 crore
INOX: 7.05 crore
Cinepolis: 3.9 crore

Total: Rs 20.35 crore Nett at 3 PM

In comparison here were numbers for Cinema Chains for War Total: Rs 19.67 crore Nett

PVR: 8.85 crore
INOX: 7.07 crore
Cinepolis: 3.75 crore

Thugs of Hindustan: 18 Crore net, KGF 2: 22.15 Crore net

Also, the number for Drishyam 2 was 7.6 Crore net for top cinema chains

PATHAAN SCREENS

8000 screens worldwide

5500 screens pan India

2500 screens in the rest of the world

PATHAN BUDGET

Pathan is estimated to be made on an all-inclusive budget of 260 Crores inclusive of advertising costs and salaries for all the stars

IS PATHAN HIT OR FLOP (ECONOMICS)?

Pathan needs to cross 260 Crores to be called a hit.

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