Rajinikanth’s Kabali Day 2 Box Office Collection: Did The Movie Make Rs 250 Crore on First Day?

Rajinikanth’s Kabali has shown that it is critic-proof with its massive box office collections. Even as mixed responses came in from reviewers, Kabali is smashing BO records with its collections. Shows are seeing 90 percent occupancy in south India and even Hindi shows have recorded over 50% occupancy on Kabali day 2 screening on Saturday.

With its day 1 earnings of approximately Rs 42 crore, the film is looking at over Rs 120 crore weekend business. On Friday, the film made Rs 21.5 crore in Tamil Nadu alone.

Trade Analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted the collection updates of North India market. Kabali, on its opening day, collected Rs 5.20 cr, while the film saw a growth of 19.23% on Saturday, in North India. Thus, by day 2, the film has earned Rs 11.40 cr here. Taran tweeted: #Kabali shows 19.23% growth. Fri 5.20 cr, Sat 6.20 cr. Total: ₹ 11.40 cr nett [Hindi+Tamil+Telugu]. Note: 1000 screens. NORTH INDIA markets.

Rajinikanth’s Kabali box Office Collections Expected To Be Rs 100 Crore plus in first three days

Rajinikanth’s Kabali is all set to release on July 22 and box office is already in an upheaval. Trade is predicting that Rajinikanth’s Kabali will do over Rs 100 crore box office collection in first three days of release. This is over and above the Rs 200 crore that the film has reportedly made with various corporate deals and sale of its music and satellite rights.

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Kabali is booked solid the first three days after its release. The Rajinikanth starrer is releasing in over 5000 screens all across the world, including 400 in the US.

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All tickets were gone in Chennai theatres a few hours after advance booking opened. A similar scene was enacted in Bengaluru and neighbouring Kerala. In America, certain theatres reported that all advance booking seats were gone within two hours of the counters opening.

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