Ground Zero and Phule Box Office Collections:
The last Friday release, Ground Zero, is performing poorly at the box office. The film had a weak opening weekend, and now the Monday hold has sealed its fate. It is a significant flop, and there are no excuses for it.
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The film collected approximately 5 crore nett in the opening weekend, but the Monday collections have fallen to Rs. 50 lakhs nett. This represents a 55% drop from Friday and a 75% drop from Sunday, when both the Friday and Sunday numbers were already too low. The Emraan Hashmi starrer film will add around 2 crore more before Raid 2 hits cinemas and will then exit most screens. The lifetime collection will fall below 10 crore nett or may barely reach 10 crore nett as an outside chance. Nevertheless, it won't change the verdict on the film. It's a DISASTER!
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Below are the collections for Ground Zero:
Friday - 1 crore nett
Saturday - 1.80 crore nett
Sunday - 2 crore nett
Monday - 50 lakhs nett
The other release, Phule, performed even worse and scored another disaster. The Pratik Gandhi and Patralekhaa starrer collected 70 lakhs nett in the opening weekend, then dropped to 15 lakhs nett on Monday. The film's 4-day total is lower than 1 crore nett, and it won't cross the 2 crore nett mark in its lifetime run.
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Below are the collections for Phule:
Friday - 10 lakhs nett
Saturday - 25 lakhs nett
Sunday - 35 lakhs nett
Monday - 15 lakhs nett
Total - 85 lakhs nett
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