Dhamaal 4 Holds Well On Second Friday, Heads Towards 5 Crore Day
Dhamaal 4 showed a solid hold on its second Friday as noon shows registered around 15 percent occupancy across major centers. For a comedy film in its second week, this is considered a good number and indicates that word of mouth is working in its favor. The footfalls were steady in single screens and mass belts where the franchise has a strong base.
Based on the morning & noon trend, the film is heading towards a 5 crore collection on second Friday. That would be a healthy drop from week 1 and shows that the audience is still turning up despite new releases in the market. The weekend is expected to bring further growth with better occupancy in the evening and night shows.
Dhamaal 4 was already declared a success after collecting 99.09 crore in the first week. The film recovered its cost early and ran well in tier 2 and tier 3 cities. Families and youth continued to support the film, and repeat audience also contributed to the overall total. The clean comedy and franchise recall worked well for the film.
With this kind of hold in week 2, the film is now heading towards a HIT verdict. To achieve that tag it needs to cross the 150 crore mark in its lifetime run. The second Friday trend of around 5 crore gives it a strong base to build on over the weekend. If the film maintains this pace, the target looks very much within reach.
Trade feels Dhamaal 4 will benefit from a clear window in the coming days. A steady weekday and good jumps on Saturday and Sunday can push the total closer to 150 crore. With 15 percent noon occupancy and a solid second Friday on cards, Dhamaal 4 is well placed to finish as one of the biggest comedy hits of the year.
— CineInfinity
Box Office. Beyond Limits.
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).
