BOX OFFICE

MUMBAI: Don managed to outrace Jaan-E-Mann at the box-office windows. In its first week, Don managed an average of 85 per cent collections at the domestic box-office.

Bombay registered 85 per cent collections from 48 cinemas – Rs. 3,86,33,369. Thane had a record collection Rs. 94,30,019 from 18 cinemas (83%). Ahmedabad Rs.

1.55 crores from 18 cinemas (79%). Jamnagar Rs. 9,35,380 from 2 cinemas (90%). Rajkot collected Rs. 17.55 lakhs from 3 cinemas (83%). Bhavnagar collected Rs. 10,96,853 from 2 cinemas (83%). Porbandar Rs. 1,69,100 from one print (77%). Bhuj Rs. 1,83,359 from one cinema (80%). Delhi registered 85 per cent from 29 cinemas (Rs. 1.97 crore). Noida collected Rs. 33,20,931 from 2 multiplexes (182 shows). Ghaziabad Rs. 57,32,917 from 8 screens (81%). Agra Rs. 7,64,400 from one cinema (82%). Meerut Rs. 14,08,703 from 3 cinemas (80%). Mathura Rs. 2,35,000 on 1 print (80%). Mathura Rs. 2,35,00 from one cinema (80%). Allahabad Rs. 4,42,000 from one print (80%). Gurgaon Rs. 43,63,000 from 4 multiplexes (78%). Kolkata Rs. 1,26,00,000 from 15 cinemas (81%). Nagpur Rs. 21,10,850 from 5 cinemas (74%). Bhopal Rs. 5,80,000 from one cinema Rs. 5,80,000 from one print (73%). Hyderabad Rs. 1,10,00,000 from 18 cinemas (81%). Vijayawada Rs. 6,99,000 from one cinema (75%). Chennai Rs. 25 lakhs from 5 cinemas (65%).

Jaan-E-Mann had a fair opening. However, as the week ended it managed to get a face redeeming feature of around 65 to 75 per cent in India. Bombay Rs. 2,18,56,602 from 47 cinemas (68%). Thane Rs. 70,29,933 from 22 cinemas (71%). Ahmedabad Rs. 1.06 crore from 15 cinemas (72%). Jamnagar Rs. 6,31,300 from 2 cinemas (73%). Delhi Rs. 1.15 crores from 24 cinemas (73%). Allahabad Rs. 2,95,482 from one cinema (70%). Noida Rs. 15.84 lakhs from 2 multiplexes (66%). Mathura Rs. 1,11,225 from one cinema (74%). Meerut Rs. 6,38,273 from 2 cinemas (66%). Aligarh 3,53,556 from 2 cinemas (72%). Gurgaon Rs. 17,09,000 from 4 cinemas (70%). Nagpur Rs. 14,79,084 from 5 cinemas (65%). Jaipur Rs. 30 lacs from 7 cinemas (70%). Ajmer (29 shows) Rs. 5,75,762 (Gross) on 1 print (73%). Bikaner Rs. 5,58,140 on 1 print (71%). Kolkata Rs. 44,69,289 from 12 cinemas (70%). Hyderabad Rs. 43 lakhs from 15 cinemas (69%). Vijaywada Rs. 2,24,827 on 1 print (68%). Chennai Rs. 8 lakhs from 1 cinema (80%).

This week there were no regular releases. Loha – Iron Man, an action movie dubbed from Telugu, was released in Bombay with 10 prints by F.F. International. Earlier the film was supposed to be released by Tilak Enterprises. The other Bhojpuri film Piya Tose Nainna Lage released in Bihar and Jharkhand. The film will be released in U.P. and Delhi on November 3 and in Bombay on November 10.

Vinay Choksey of V.I.P. Enterprises (Bharat Shah’s office) releasing S. Raamanathan’s Zamaanat have rescheduled it from November 3 to 17.

Bhojpuri film Ganga starring Amitabh Bachchan – Hema Malini proved a winner inspite of stiff oppositions in its first week. It registered 80 per cent collections in Bombay from 7 cinemas by collecting Rs. 19,03,942. Thane collected Rs. 13,70,199 from 6 prints. Allahabad collected Rs. 40,000 from one print in 5 days (55%).

Another Bhojpuri film Balma 420 in its first week in Bombay collected Rs. 9,54,181 from 4 cinemas (78%).

English film Open Season in its first week collected Rs. 12,72,912 from 15 cinemas in Bombay. Thane Rs. 21,788 from 2 cinemas (21 shows).

Dubbed film Robbery collected Rs. 6,73,037 from 5 cinemas in Bombay (54%). Thane Rs. 76,535 from one cinema (43%). Agra Rs. 70,319 from one cinema (45%). Moradabad Rs. 46,955 from one print (35%).

Arjun – The Warrior (dubbed) ran for a week in one cinema in Bombay.

Zindaggi Rocks ran for 3 weeks at Bombay.

Animated film Krishna in its 4th week collected Rs. 70,392 from cinemas in Bombay. Thane Rs. 20,339 from 2 cinemas.

Saanp Machaye Dhoom (dubbed) ran for 4 combined weeks in Bombay.

Bhojpuri film Raja Thakur entered 5th combined weeks at 3 cinemas.

Woh Lamhe… entered 5th week in Bombay at one cinema. 4th comb. week Allahabad Rs. 25,100 from one cinema. Ran for a week at Bhopal. Hyderabad Rs. 58,875 from one cinema.

Khosla Ka Ghosla 5th week Rs. 1,74,046 from 6 cinemas in Bombay. Nagpur Rs. 18,120 from one cinema.

Dor entered 6th combined week in Bombay at 9 cinemas in Bombay.

Pyaar Ke Side / Effects entered 7th week in Bombay at 5 cinemas.

Lage Raho Munnabhai has surpassed the collection of Krrish in Bombay. Compared to Rs. 13.5 crores of Krrish, Lage Raho Munnabhai has collected Rs. 18 crores.

In its 8th week the film collected Rs. 36,03,219 from 29 cinemas in Bombay (52%). Thane Rs. 1,32,741 on 1 print (53%). Jamnagar Rs. 2,61,579 on 2 prints (60%). Delhi Rs. 5,17,646 from 6 cinemas (45%). Allahabad Rs. 1,60,421 on 1 print (48%). Agra Rs. 1,36,443 on 1 print (46%). Gurgaon Rs. 2,74,987 from 3 cinemas (43%). Nagpur Rs. 2,72,085 from 1 cinemas (48%). Jaipur Rs. 1.56 lacs from 1 cinema (39%). Entered 9th week at Bhopal and Chennai. Hyderabad collected Rs. 6,19,250 from 2 cinemas (58%).

Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna in its 11th week collected Rs. 17,620 from 2 cinemas (14 shows) in Bombay.

Ho Gail Ba Pyaar… (Bhojpuri) entered 13th combined week at one cinema in Ulhasnagar.

Krrish in its 18th week collected Rs. 9,678 from one cinema (7 shows) in Bombay.

Fanaa 22nd week Bombay Rs. 9,375 from one cinema (7 shows).

Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge 575th week Bombay (Maratha Mandir-matinees) Rs. 45,141.