F1 will cross 8.50 crore net over 3rd weekend. Film has total of 63.85 crore net (75 crore gross) after 16 days. It will cross 100 crore gross lifetime in India
the film performed better than Bollywood films, including Kajol’s Maa, Aamir Khan’s Sitaare Zameen Par and Anurag Basu’s Metro In Dino. In fact, it has outperformed Brad Pitt’s F1 movie at the Indian box office as well.
The film expected to show a good spike in business over the weekend, as the reports are positive and the dormant Superman fans are expected to step out over the weekend to consume the superhero saga on the big screen.
Brad Pitt’s latest outing, F1 (Formula One), is witnessing an extraordinary hold at the Indian box office. The movie, directed by Joseph Kosinski, recorded a negligible drop on its third week, despite reduced screens.
The James Gunn-directed Superman led by David Corenswet has taken a decent start at the box office in India
The last Jurassic World film had collected around the Rs 60 crore mark in India, and the latest installment will zoom past the number with ease on 2nd Saturday itself!
Brad Pitt’s latest outing, F1 (Formula One), is witnessing an extraordinary hold at the Indian box office. The movie, directed by Joseph Kosinski, recorded a negligible drop on its second week, despite reduced screens.
All eyes are now on its hold over the weekdays. One must note that the movie has already achieved a Hit verdict in India. If it continues to perform well, the Brad Pitt-starrer has the potential to score over Rs 70 – 75 crore net
Metro In Dino has 3 – day total of 35.75 crore net over the weekend which is solid result. It has strong legs and should cross 75 crore lifetime from here which is massive result.
Jurassic World Rebirth, the latest installment of the iconic Jurassic franchise saw a grand opening in India on Friday.
Brad Pitt’s latest outing, F1 (Formula One), is witnessing an extraordinary hold at the Indian box office. The movie, directed by Joseph Kosinski, recorded a negligible drop on its second weekend, due to reduced screens.
Brad Pitt starrer F1 (Formula One) recorded an extraordinary hold on its second Friday, despite facing new releases.
