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Fukrey Returns is undoubtedly the biggest sleeper hit of 2017 with having a dream run at the box office and by collecting Rs.100-crore worldwide. But that’s not all there’s one more flag that film just added to its wing.
The film has officially entered the Rs.75-crore club in its third weekend and now ranks among the highest grossing films of 2017.
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Despite getting intense competition from Tiger Zinda Hai, Fukrey Returns had a decent third weekend as the film earned Rs.1.82 crore at the box office taking the total collections of the film to Rs.76.33 crore.
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The film has successfully passed its predecessor’s lifetime collections in the first week only and has already scored a century at the box office worldwide by collecting more than Rs.100 crore.
The film featuring Pulkit Samrat, Richa Chadha, Ali Fazal, Manjot Singh and Varun Sharma has been widely appreciated for living up to the expectations of fans and the performances of the lead actors for justifying the characters to the best of their ability.
As per reports, the makers of the franchise are interested to helm a third film in the series and after the phenomenal run the film had, it wouldn’t be much of a surprise if the makers decide to come out with the sequel in 2018 or early 2019.
Directed by Mrighdeep Singh Lamba. Fukrey Returns was released on December 8.
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