Sitaare Zameen Par Emerges as a SUCCESS in Weekend; Looking at 28-29cr Sunday –

Sitaare Zameen Par is a SUCCESS:

Aamir Khan and Genelia Deshmukh’s Sitaare Zameen Par has shown impressive box office momentum over its opening weekend, marking a strong comeback for Aamir Khan after a long break. The film started decently on Friday with ₹10.5 crore nett, saw a massive jump on Saturday with ₹19.90 crore, and is now heading towards an estimated ₹28-29 crore nett on Sunday, based on early trends. Aamir Khan finally tastes a box office success after 9 years since Dangal (2016).

With this growth trajectory, the film has registered a weekend collection in the range of ₹58-59 crore nett, which is a clear indication of strong word of mouth and audience acceptance. This type of jump, especially from Friday to Sunday, is rare in recent times and signals that the film has struck a chord with viewers.

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Given the current trend, Monday will be crucial. If Sitaare Zameen Par manages to hold well, it will further cement its status as a clean HIT. Films that show this kind of weekend growth generally maintain decent hold over weekdays, and SZP is expected to follow that path.

If the weekdays remain steady and the second weekend holds well too, the film has a solid chance to become a SUPER HIT. For now, with such a big jump and positive reception, Sitaare Zameen Par has already emerged as a successful venture, giving Aamir Khan a much-needed win at the box office.

Below are the collections of Sitaare Zameen Par:

Friday - 10.50 crore nett

Saturday - 19.90 crore nett

Sunday - 28-29 crore nett (estimates).

Total - 58-59 crore nett approx.

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