Drishyam: The Conclusion storms past Rs 40 cr on day one
Drishyam: The Conclusion has opened with a bang, racing past Rs 40 crore net on its first day in Indian cinemas.
The Ajay Devgn thriller released on October 2, the Gandhi Jayanti holiday. According to Bollywood Hungama’s live tracking, it collected Rs 40.50 crore on opening day across 10,500 shows at 55.90 per cent occupancy. The site predicts a lifetime collection of 160 to 175 crore.
TrackTollywood’s live data put the India gross at Rs 58.19 crore by 6:02 pm from 14,871 shows, with 53.5 per cent occupancy. Sacnilk reported a net of Rs 40.54 crore by 5:03 pm.
Advance bookings had already signalled a blockbuster. About 13.25 lakh tickets were sold before the first shows, worth roughly Rs 50.20 crore, the fourth-highest opening-day advance for a Hindi film.
Final day-one numbers will land tonight. The franchise’s third chapter is now chasing one of the biggest openings of the year.
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