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The film is held up very strongly on Monday with collections of 7.25 crore nett.
Ayushmann Khurrana, Nushrat Bharucha starrer Dream Girl is still showing its magic on big screen on Day 4 at the box office. The film has easily surpassed the collections of Badhaai Ho which is the highest grosser of Ayushmann Khurrana.
Directed by Raaj Shaandilyaa, the film is full of entertainment and dollops of humour. The movie seems to be garnished with good-old comedy.
As per the report on Box Office India, the film has crossed the 50 crore nett mark in four days. The film is held up very strongly on Monday with collections of 7.25 crore nett.
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The first week collections of the film should reach upto 70 crore nett with around 68-69 crore nett coming.
The above collections are a little less than the Monday collections of Sushant Singh Rajput starrer Chhichhore, the film is doing pretty good in capital city and mass circuits. In places like Gujarat, the film shows a little disappointment.
“The film is a HIT and it will be the second Friday which will tell if the film can be a SUPER HIT or better,” says Box Office India.
According to the film critic and trade analyst Taran Adarsh, Dream Girl is scoring well in its opening weekend. He also tweeted the first four days collection of the film overseas.
In USA and Canada, the film earned $ 675k, in UAE and GCC $ 520K, in UK $ 445K, in Australia, New Zealand and Fiji $ 66K.
#DreamGirl scores well in its opening weekend #Overseas… Total after Weekend 1: $ 1.7 million [₹ 12.21 cr]… Key markets…#USA + #Canada: $ 675k#UAE + #GCC: $ 445k#UK: $ 157k#Australia #NZ #Fiji: $ 66k
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) September 17, 2019
Dream Girl is the revival and development of comedies that are satirical, sometimes black and sometimes just plain entertainers. The other casts of the film includes Annu Kapoor, Raj Bhansali, Manjot Singh, Abhishek Banerjee, Nidhi Bisht, Vijay Raaz and Rajesh Sharma.
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