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If you think that Aamir Khan’s Secret Superstar stopped in China by collecting $100 mn at box office then you are certainly wrong, as the film continues its dream run by breaking records and scoring big time at the box office.
Secret Superstar was released in China on January 19 and ever since its release, the film has went on to become the second highest grossing Hindi film there after Dangal.
The film became the fastest Hindi film to cross Rs 100-crore, Rs 200-crore and Rs 300-crore there and still continues to dominate the China Box Office.
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Recently the film concluded its fourth week in China by adding another additional Rs 100-crore, taking the total collections to Rs 750.69-crore.
Trade analyst Taran Adarsh shared the latest collections of Aamir’s film on his Instagram account.
It’s a glorious moment for the entire team of Secret Superstar as the film’s business in China is exceptionally good.
Be it Aamir’s huge fan base in China or the strong word of mouth, Secret Superstar has indeed become a turning point by becoming one of the highest grossing Hindi films of all time after a decent run in India.
Secret Superstar is the second Hindi film to gross the Rs 700-crore mark in China after another Aamir film, Dangal. So that makes Aamir the only member of the Rs 700-crore club in China.
Directed by Advait Chandan, Secret Superstar starring Zaira Wasim in the titular role, was released in China on January 19 and on October 19, 2017 worldwide.
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