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Bajirao Mastani First Day Box Office Collections: 10th Highest of 2015

July 18, 2018 5:30 pm , 2 Comments 0 likes

Bajirao Mastani Budget & Box Office Collections

Bajirao Mastani Budget and Opening Day Box Office Collection

Bajirao Mastani Poster

First Day

12.8 Crores nett Producer Figure
11.94 Crores Trade Figure

Bajirao Mastani Opening Day Records

1.) Bajirao Mastani has 10th highest opening day of 2015 behind PRDP,Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Dilwale, Singh is Bliing, ABCD 2, Welcome Back, Brothers, Gabbar is Back and at similar levels as Shaandar

2.) This is 3rd highest Opening day in Ranveer Singh ‘s career behind Ram Leela and Gunday

Bajirao Mastani Overseas

UK : Fri £ 74,029 [Rs 73.13 lakhs] and ranked 7th in UK

AUSTRALIA: Fri A$ 77,986 [Rs 37.11 lakhs ] ranked 10th

NEW ZEALAND: Friday NZ$ 15.428 [Rs 6.89 lakhs] ranked 7th

Bajirao Mastani India

Bajirao Mastani has actually done pretty well for itself considering the clash but it has huge costs and for that this opening day number is low

Bajirao Mastani has actually done very well in Maharahtra which is the highest collecting area in india but has struggled in most other parts.

If Bajirao Mastani had opened as a solo release it would have opened at least 5 crores more reaching 16-17 crore which is what it needed.

Bajirao Mastani Opening was lower than Dilwale in All areas of India except in Mumbai Circuit (Maharashtra )

Sanjay Leela Bhansali movies have always done well only in Maharashtra and Gujarat and only in multiplexes elsewhere and struggles in hindi heartland and this movie will likely take the same route.

Bajirao Mastani Trade Expectations
Friday 11 Crore
Saturday 12 Crore
Sunday 14 Crore
Weekend 37 Crore

Bajirao Mastani Screens:

2300-2400 as per trade sources while producers claim 3050 screens

This is a highly disputed number as both Dilwale and Bajirao mastani are claiming a 3000 screen which is not possible

There was a court battle after Eros had signed a contract with single screens to showcase Bajirao Mastani exclusivelywhen distributing Bajrangi Bhaijaaan but single screen owners wanted to showcase Dilwale and hence went to court and got the stay to release the movie of their choice.