EXCLUSIVE: The Sooryavanshi mania even SMASHES the International box office!
The Rohit Shetty directorial mass entertainment film Sooryavanshi is whooping a huge number on the International Box Office by collecting 3.78 million in just four days.
The Rohit Shetty directorial mass entertainment film Sooryavanshi is whooping a huge number on the International Box Office by collecting 3.78 million in just four days.
The Rohit Shetty directorial mass entertainment film is whooping a huge number on its first Monday by collecting 14.51 Cr at Box Office.
‘Sooryavanshi’ producers have struck a massive deal with Netflix for its OTT release, the action-packed movie will start streaming on Netflix in the first week of December.
After taking a fantastic start of 26.29 crores, the film stayed strong on the day 3 with a negligible dip. The collections of the first three days may have been seen in the same range but this is a very big trend to achieve a great total number.
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Sooryavanshi becomes Akshay Kumar’s highest earned weekend film by collecting 80cr plus nett
Rohit Shetty is ruling the Box Office with Sooryavanshi on day 3 as well by collecting a massive number.
The morning numbers were stronger than yesterday at many places as the film had release issues and during the day film continued to grow.
Sooryavanshi, directed by Rohit Shetty, had a huge opening weekend. It is the first major commercial film to be released following the reopening of movie theatres during the second wave of the pandemic.
Surprisingly, the makers of Sooryavanshi’s aim of providing shows at all times was realised, though only in a few theatres.
The day 2 of this Akshay Kumar starrer did not fail to impress as well. The film collected a whopping amount of 30.50 cr on its second day.
The song was sung by the extremely skilled Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik, with original music by Viju Shah and music redone by Tanishk Bagchi.