Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan continues its profitable run on the field workplace, even after greater than a month after its launch in January 2023. Directed by Siddharth Anand, the action-spy thriller clashed with movies like Kartik Aaryan’s Shehzada, and Akshay Kumar’s Selfiee and outperformed them massively. Pathaan has now made a enterprise of over ₹2 crore on Saturday, which makes it a complete incomes of ₹532.08 crore, as per movie commerce analyst Taran Adarsh. Also learn: Shah Rukh Khan movie is most profitable Hindi movie, Selfiee information dismal first week
Pathaan has already turn into the best grossing Hindi movie in India after beating the document of Baahubali The Conclusion’s Hindi model on the home field workplace. According to Box Office Worldwide, the movie at the moment earned ₹1033 crore worldwide, with roughly ₹388 crore from the world over.
Sharing the field workplace numbers, Taran tweeted on Sunday, “#Pathaan continues its HEROIC RUN, in no mood to slow down… Weekend 6 is trending BETTER than Weekend 5 [Fri: 1 cr, Sat: 1.95 cr]… [Week 6] Fri 1.05 cr, Sat 2.05 cr. Total: ₹ 513.75 cr. #Hindi. #India biz.”
Reflecting on the success of Pathaan, director Siddharth mentioned in a latest assertion, “It feels incredible that Pathaan is now the number one Hindi film in India today! The love and appreciation that has been showered on Pathaan by audiences is historic and it shows in the box office result. As a director, I’m proud that I made a film that has entertained people globally.”
He added, “The Hindi film industry has gone through a lot of vilification in the recent past. We were said to have been boycotted by people. We were said that we couldn’t make a film that is appreciated because we have lost touch of how to make a true blue Hindi film. The industry has heard enough and I’m happy that Pathaan has become the answer to all that talk. It shows that we just have to make a good film and audiences will come to watch it.” Pathaan is backed by Aditya Chopra of Yash Raj Films.
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