Dhamaal 4 Collects 5.25 Crore On Second Friday, HIT Status Confirmed
Dhamaal 4 recorded an early estimate of 5.25 crore on Day 8, second Friday. The film showed a solid hold in its second week and this number confirms that the audience interest is still strong. The occupancy was good in single screens and mass centers, while multiplexes also contributed with steady footfalls through the day.
The second Friday collection is important because it sets the tone for the rest of the run. A 5.25 crore day after a 99.09 crore opening week shows that Dhamaal 4 is not dropping sharply. The hold is healthy for a comedy franchise and indicates good word of mouth among families and youth. This performance also proves that the film has legs beyond the opening weekend.
With this hold, Dhamaal 4 can now be called a HIT film. It recovered its cost in the first week itself and the second Friday number puts it on track for a bigger lifetime total. Trade feels the film will see a jump over the weekend and that will further strengthen its position. The franchise recall and clean content have worked well for the Ajay Devgn starrer.
All eyes are now on the second Monday. If Dhamaal 4 holds well on Monday, the HIT verdict will be cemented completely. A steady weekday after the second weekend is what the film needs to cross the 150 crore mark in its full run. The 5.25 crore Friday gives it a strong base to achieve that target.
Overall it has been a good start to the second week for Dhamaal 4. The film opened big, sustained well, and is now showing the kind of trend that helps a film run long. With 5.25 crore on second Friday and positive audience response, Dhamaal 4 is heading for a strong finish and will rank among the bigger comedy successes of the year.
Day 8 Box Office Estimate (India Nett): ₹5.25 Crore
— CineInfinity
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Disclaimer: The box office figures are compiled from various sources and internal research. The figures are approximate and indicative in nature. CineInfinity does not make any claims about the absolute authenticity of the data but believes they adequately reflect the box office performance of the film(s).
