Dear Zindagi 4th Day Box Office Collection: Holds on Monday

Dear Zindagi 4th Day Monday Worldwide Box Office Collection

On its 4th Day Monday Dear Zindagi’s collections fell from Friday but still had a good hold.

Dear Zindagi Day  4 Monday Collections:
4.25 Crore Trade Figure
4.25 Crore Producer Figure

Total Collections of Dear Zindagi:
36.75 Crore  Trade Figure
36.75  Crore Producer Figure

First Monday saw collections of Dear Zindagi dropping by 52% from Friday which is a decent hold though less than 50% drop would have been ideal.

Ideal expectations was for a 5 Crore Monday but still a 4.25 Crore Monday for a niche movie is very good

Dar Zindagi has done well in multiplexes of Maharashtra, Andhra / Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil nadu, Kerala and the usual Shahrukh stronghold of West Bengal.

Mumbai, Kolkata , Bangalore, Hyderabad multiplexes have been good to the movie while Delhi/ NCR , Punjab and other North Indian cities have not performed as well

Considering the urban content of the movie and the fact there has been so much effect of demonetization on all movies these numbers are very good.

Shahrukh Khan’s presence has given a lot of boost to the collections of this movie which otherwise would have been 50% of the current level

Day 1 Collections:
8.75 Crore  Trade Figure
8.75 Crore  Producer Figure

First Weekend Worldwide Collections:

First Weekend Overseas Collections:

4 Million ( 27.45 Crore) 5th highest of 2016

Dear Zindagi Screens

Dear Zindagi is releasing on approx 800 theaters and 1200  screens across India and 600 screens in overseas. This is in keeping with niche nature of the movie and is one of the smallest release for a Shahrukh Khan movie.

Dear Zindagi Hit or Flop

Dear Zindagi has its all India rights sold to NH studios for 32 Crores  it needs to collect 65 Crores to be called a hit and cover its ALL India rights.

Producers are already having a table profit having sold India theatrical to NH studios, Overseas to Reliance and satellite rights at a good price.

Here is the Dear Zindagi Review