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Ranveer Singh is going to make a comeback on the big screen with ‘Dhurandhar’. There has been a lot of buzz about this film ever since its trailer was released. Advance booking of this film, which will be released this Friday, has started a week in advance and it has created a stir in the pre-ticket sale. Let us know here how much collection ‘Dhurandhar’ has made so far in advance booking?
How much did ‘Dhurandhar’ earn in advance booking?
Ranveer Singh’s much awaited film ‘Dhurandhar’ is in the news due to its powerful trailer and its songs ‘Caravan’ and ‘Gehra Hua’. In this film directed by Aditya Dhar, R. There is a group of powerful actors like Madhavan, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, Akshay Khanna, Sara Arjun and Rajat Bedi. In such a situation, the excitement about this film is already at its peak among the fans. According to the reports of Saknilk, advance booking of this film had started quietly in selected theaters of big metros. After this, the full flag pre-booking sale of the film started in domestic theaters on Sunday evening and it is slowly gaining momentum.
Talking about the advance booking collection of ‘Dhurandhar’, according to the data of SACNL, the film has been allotted an estimated 2,241 shows across India on the first day. According to Monday morning’s report, ‘Dhurandhar’ has sold 8 thousand 654 tickets and has now earned Rs 43.36 lakh in advance booking without block seats tax. Its collection with block seats is Rs 1.97 crore.
Statewise Box Office Collection
Talking about statewise advance booking collection, ‘Dhurandhar’ has made the highest collection in Maharashtra with the earning of Rs 48.34 lakh in 489 shows, which is on top at the national level. Delhi NCR is at second place in 295 shows with earnings of Rs 47.22 lakh.
‘Gujarat’ is in third place with earnings of Rs 14.98 lakh from 291 shows, while Karnataka has earned Rs 13.29 lakh from 165 shows. Punjab features in the top five with earnings of Rs 9.45 lakh from 132 shows.
Runtime and Rating
‘Dhurandhar’, releasing in theaters on December 5, is one of the longest Bollywood films with a runtime of 3 hours 32 minutes. Although the film is not yet cleared by the censor board, its international rating has been set for 18+, with a disclaimer for ‘extreme violence’.