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Salman Khan’s Eid release, Race 3, is unstoppable at the box office across the globe as the film is inching closer to Rs 200 crore mark.
Race 3, which opened to mixed and negative reviews, has opened on a humoungous note at the box office worldwide and the film has earned Rs 181.32 crore in just four days of its release.
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The film set new bench mark for all the action/thrillers films to follow up later in the year as Race 3 is currently ruling the box office numbers especially in India, Australia and New Zealand.
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The film had the second best opening weekend in Australia after Padmaavat. Not just this, Race 3 has also become the first Bollywood film of 2018 to gross Rs 100 crore mark domestically in just three days.
Race 3‘s success is special for many reasons for superstar Salman Khan. The film is his 13th consecutive Rs 100 crore film and the fourth film to gross Rs 100 crore in the opening weekend. Other Salman films that have grossed Rs 100 crore in the opening weekend are Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Sultan and Tiger Zinda Hai.
After having a splendid opening weekend in India, Race 3 witnessed its first downfall on its first Mondat as it dropped down to 50% marginally as compared to the opening day collections, where the film earned Rs 29.17 crore.
According to trade analyst Taran Adarsh, Race 3 earned Rs 14.24 crore on its first Monday, a figure which many filmmakers only dream of on the crucial first Monday. The film has now collected Rs 120.71 crore and is among the highest grossing films of 2018.
Despite negative reviews and trolls being made on the film, Race 3 has made a fortune at the box office in just four days. That’s Salman’s stardom for the haters.
Directed by Remo D’Souza. Race 3 also stars Jacqueline Fernandez, Anil Kapoor, Saqib Saleem, Daisy Shah and Bobby Deol. The film was released on June 15.
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