Dunki Worldwide Box Office Collection Day: The global box office for “Dunki,” starring Shahrukh Khan, is above Rs 100 crore. The movie has made over Rs 100 crore globally in only two days of its release. This is Shahrukh Khan’s third successive year of such a film.
Dunki Worldwide Box Office Collection:
The global excitement around Rajkumar Hirani’s directing debut and Shah Rukh Khan’s leading role in “Dunki” After opening in theatres on December 21, the movie has already made over Rs 100 crore globally in only two days. “Dinki,” Shahrukh Khan’s third film of the year, has made over Rs 102 crore globally, according to trade expert Manobala Vijaybalan.
Manobala Vijaybalan tweeted on Saturday, stating that “Dinki” made ₹ 45.1 crore globally on the second day, Friday, which was the release day of “Salaar”: Part 1 – Ceasefire. With its Thursday earnings of ₹57.43 crore, the movie’s two-day global total was ₹102.53 crore.
- Dunki Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 1 Rs 58 crore
- Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 2 Rs 102.53 crore.
- Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 3 Rs 157 crore.
Dunki Cast:
- Shah Rukh Khan
- Taapsee Pannu
- Boman Irani
- Vicky Kaushal
- Vikram Kochhar
- Jyoti Subhash
- Deven Bhojani
- Mohan Kant
- Anil Grover
- Arun Bali
- Amardeep Jha
- Suhail Zargar
- Rohitash Gaud
- Jitender Hooda
- Shahid Latief
- Mahabir Bhullar
- Nikhil Ratnaparkhi
- Ranjha Vikram Singh
- Gurpreet Ghuggi
- Sapna Sand
- Jatinder Kaur
- Nikhil Ratnaparkhi
- Ranjha Vikram Singh
- Gurpreet Ghuggi
Dunki Box Office Collection Day 1:
Industry tracker Sacnilk reports that on December 21, 2023, Dunki made ₹30 crore.
Dunki Box Office Collection Day 2:
According to early estimates, the Rajkumar Hirani picture made Rs 20 crore on the second day after making Rs 30 crore on the first. The total amount now stands at Rs 50 crore estimate.
Dunki Box Office Collection Day 3:
After an overall decrease on Day 2, Dunki’s box-office earning on Day 3 increased to ₹26.6 crore. High numbers were maintained in major cities like Bengaluru, Delhi, and Mumbai, but occupancy rates varied around the entire country.