Salman Khan’s latest offerin”Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai” has earned Rs 59, 920 at the Indian box office in its first weekend. The film was released in three halls in the country in the state of Tripura, while rest of the country remains in shutdown due to prevailing surge of coronavirus. The collection reflects the big screen haul of “Radhe” in these theatres over the its four-day weekend since releasing on May 13. These 3 cinema halls ran 11 shows in a day with the last show held at 3:00 PM. This is because a night curfew is active in Tripura which begins at 6:00 PM.
According to the trade website bollywoodhungama.com, the film released in the capital city of Agartala. The third hall where “Radhe” had an opening weekend run is SSR Dharmanagar in the town of Dharmanagar.
“Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai collected around Rs. 10,432 on Day 1. On Friday, it jumped to around Rs. 22,518. On Saturday, the collections were around Rs. 13,485 and on Sunday as well, the collections were in the same range as Day 3. The four-day collections stand at around Rs. 59,920. All these are approximate figures,” Bollywood Hungama quoted a trade expert as saying.
The trade expert added, “Despite the second wave of Covid-19, fear psychosis over visiting cinemas and easy availability of the film online, it is praiseworthy that the a small but significant number of viewers went to watch Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai in cinemas. The producers didn’t expect any collection from theatres in India. Salman Khan even said it on record. In this regard, the collections are not bad at all.”
The overall first weekend collection breaks this way, according to the website: “Radhe” collected Rs 10,432 on day one (Thursday, May 13). The collections rose to around Rs 22,518 on Friday, while Saturday and Sunday saw collections around Rs 13,485 each, which brought the four-day weekend collection to around Rs. 59,920. All figures, the website added, were approximate.
“Radhe” is directed by Prabhudeva and also stars Jackie Shroff, Disha Patani and Randeep Hooda in pivotal roles.
