At the beginning of this year, Shah Rukh Khan made one of the biggest comebacks in Bollywood’s history with Pathaan. The film, directed by Siddharth Anand and starring SRK, Deepika Padukone, and John Abraham, stirred the box office. It went on to earn around 1,050.3 crore rupees at the global box office, becoming the highest-grossing film ever. Till now, Pathaan is the first highest-grossing Bollywood film.

Even after nearly six months of its release, the Shah Rukh Khan starrer continues to mint money in parts of the world. It recently conquered the box office in Bangladesh, selling more than 15 thousand tickets on its opening day. Pathaan grossed around 40,000 in its weekend and has crossed record one lakh admits (approximately earning around $225K).
Not just that, Pathaan has also become the most-watched foreign film in Bangladesh in recent times, beating some of the biggest Hollywood names. These achievements are really massive and are a testament to cinema’s reach and Shah Rukh Khan’s star power.
Pathaan’s Box-Office Record In Bangladesh Beating Avatar And Spider Man
Pathaan recorded highest footfall in Bangladesh beating massive films like Avatar and Spider Man.
Pathaan, produced by Yash Raj Films, earned over 1,000 crores at the box office. In India, it made around ₹654.28 gross (524 cr nett) in India while the rest ₹396.02 came from overseas. The Shah Rukh Khan starrer is also the only Indian film so far to surpass the 1,000 mark without having a release in China.
Earlier, many films of Aamir Khan, especially Dangal, have minted a lot of money after they were released in China. Pathaan marked Shah Rukh’s comeback on the silver screen after five years. People across the nation were seen dancing in front of the screen, something which is very common in the South.
Film holds record for highest grosser Hindi film in India, overseas and worldwide ever!
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