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2nd Week Collection Of Kahaani : Jaipur

by Box Office India (March 23, 2012)

The second week collection of Kahaani in Jaipur are as follows: Golcha - 1,55,000 Fun Cinema - 2,48,900 Era First Cinema - 61,580

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1st Day 1st Show Of Agent Vinod: Udaipur

by Box Office India (March 23, 2012)

The first day first show collections of Agent Vinod in Udaipur are as follows: PVR - 6,525 out of 41,525 PVR - 6,825 out of 49,700 PVR - 19,800 out of 42,425 Ashoka - 3,090 out of 65,190 Ashoka - 18,820 out of 65,190

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Kahaani, CDKC Disappoint

by Shinjini Bose (March 9, 2012)

Two movies, each one of a different genre – Kahaani and Chaar Din Ki Chandni (CDKC) – released yesterday. Before we discuss their respective performances at the box office, let’s take a look at how they differ. If Kahaani is aimed at the elite audience, CDKC intends to capture ...

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Four Releases But No Show

by Soumita Sengupta (March 2, 2012)

The month of March hasn’t opened well for the Hindi film industry. This week saw four releases – Paan Singh Tomar, London Paris New York, Diary Of A Butterfly and Will You Marry Me? But none of the releases took a good opening. Blame it on the exam season or the cast ...

Posted in Ticket Window | Tagged box office, Diary Of A Butterfly, Friday, London Paris New York, Paan Singh Tomar, Will You Marry Me? | Leave a comment

All In A Fortnight’s Work!

by Nitin Tej Ahuja (February 18, 2012)

Fifteen days – there was only a tiny window between Agneepath, which released on January 26, and Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu (EMAET), which hit the screens last Friday. The two films are different in many ways. Agneepath is a gritty, violent, revenge drama rooted in the grime of Mumbai’s ...

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Aarakshan- Weekend Collection

by Box Office India (August 16, 2011)

Aarakshan Weekend Net Box Office Collections Mumbai - 6,44,12,184 Delhi - 2,75,47,154 East Punjab - 1,14,32,167 C.P. - 1,07,49,869 C.I - 93,47,852 Rajasthan - 1,28,39,380 Nizam - 34,11,486 Bihar - 57,14,320 Asam - 15,72,800 Orissa - 9,65,400 West Bengal ...

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Aarakshan: Aandhra Pradesh

by Box Office India (August 12, 2011)

BOX OFFICE COLLECTIONS: SOUTH – HYDERABAD: AARAKSHAN : Just before the release, The AP state govt. has banned the screening of the film forits alleged take on reservations, following the objections raised by SC, ST and BC organizations. The suspension of the film will be till the submission ...

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Collection of Singham – Mumbai Territory!

by Box Office India (August 5, 2011)

The Collections of Singham has been steady in the first two weeks in Mumbai territory. The details are -: Collection of SINGHAM week Two - Mumbai Territory CIRCUIT Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Grand Total ...

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Last week’s releases prop up box office!

by Box Office India (July 29, 2011)

Friday Update: Three small films released this week but neither found any takers. Gandhi To Hitler, featuring Raghuvir Yadav and Neha Dhupia; Khap, featuring Om Puri and Yuvika Chowdary; and Bubble Gum, toplining Tanvi Azmi and Sachin Khedekar, opened poorly at the box office. Last week’s release, Singham, toplining Ajay ...

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Singham Roars… Everywhere

by Box Office India (July 22, 2011)

Blockbuster jodi, Ajay Devgn and Rohit Shetty, return to their action avatar and have created a stir at the box office with Singham rocking the ticket counter from its very first show. The film took a bumper opening everywhere, in singleplexes as well as multiplexes. Admittedly, collections were much higher ...

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More Box Office Blues

by More Box Office Blues (March 31, 2010)

It looks like another depressing Friday in store. There are three films on the slate and distributors are already in the doldrums. The films are Sadiyaan, Tum Milo Toh Sahi and The Great Indian Butterfly. “We do not have any expectations from The Great Indian Butterfly as the promos ...

Posted in Features | Tagged Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge?, box office, Clash Of The Titans, Lakshya Movies, Mukta arts, Sadiyaan, Shri Rang Films, The Great Indian Butterfly, Tum Milo Toh Sahi, VIP Movies, Yash Raj Jai Pictures | Leave a comment

Glimmer Of Hope

by Uma R (March 19, 2010)

After a dull week at the box office, the mood improved, even if only slightly. Four films hit the screen on Friday. Dibakar Banerjee’s LSD - Love Sex Aur Dhokha received a mixed reaction while Vikram Bhatt’s Shaapit managed to open reasonably well in single-screens. Lahore, despite strong reports, bombed ...

Posted in Features | Tagged box office, BRA Enterprises, BSK Entertainment, Dibakar Banerjee, Indra Films, Lakshya Movies, LSD - Love Sex Aur Dhokha, Movie Pioneers, Mukta arts, Multimedia Combines, Shaapit, Shri Rang Films, Vikram Bhatt | Leave a comment

Disneys in the Making?

by Box Office India (December 12, 2009)

Despite the angst in the Indian animation industry, an exciting future promises to unspool Exciting as it is, the Indian animation market is headed for a challenging time in the next couple of years. So while film producers experiment with new technologies, they are bound to encounter financial challenges ...

Sneak Peek

by Box Office India (October 24, 2009)

Scepticism seems to be the flavour of the season. No, it’s not been a cracker of a Diwali for the industry, with films falling at the box office like nine pins. But at least someone is in a good mood! And it took Ramesh Sippy, who has acquired the all-India ...

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DTH locks horns with Multiplexes

by Sagorika Dasgupta (October 24, 2009)

Multiplexes were the new kids on the block for close to a decade. But with more and more films opting for a simultaneous DTH release, are the credits ready to roll for the multiplexes/singleplexes? Just three weeks ago we (Box Office India, October 3, 2009), wrote about how new technologies, ...

Dosti Ho Toh Aisi

by Box Office India (October 3, 2009)

Who says there’s no dosti in our film world? Suniel Shetty is one guy who is known as a doston ka dost. Now he’s extended himself further. When the actor-producer learnt that Mithun Chakraborty and Salman Khan were shooting for Anil Sharma’s Veer in Khandala, he threw his doors open ...