‘Dhamal 4’ hits the box office! There was a 60 percent jump in earnings on the third day, notes rained heavily. ‘Dhamaal 4’ is a box office smash! Third day earnings jump 60%, bringing in a torrent of cash

The fourth installment of Bollywood’s most loved and comedy-filled ‘Dhamaal’ franchise, ‘Dhamaal 4’, has created a stir at the box office as soon as it hit the theatres. In this multi-starrer film, which was released on the big screen on July 10, the trio of veterans like Ajay Devgan, Riteish Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi and Javed Jaffrey have forced the audience to drool. The film has definitely received a mixed response from critics and audiences, while a section of people appreciated its humour, while after the initial days, the pace of the film over the weekend has blown away all expectations.

Real power shown on weekend: Notes rained at the box office in the first three days

According to preliminary data from box office tracker website Sacnilk, ‘Dhamal 4’ opened the account with a spectacular opening of ₹ 14 crore on the first day of its release i.e. Friday. After this, there was a huge jump in the film’s earnings on Saturday and it made a business of ₹22.50 crore. Now the report card of Sunday i.e. the third day has also come out, in which the film has made a strong collection of about ₹ 26.35 crore. Including the spectacular performance of these first three days, the total domestic (net) collection of the film has so far reached ₹ 62.85 crore, while at the worldwide level the film has also crossed the figure of ₹ 54 crore.

A tough fight between Maha-Clash: Welcome to the Jungle and the battle with Alpha.

There is currently a great war of films going on in theatres. At the Hindi box office, ‘Dhamaal 4’ is in direct competition with Akshay Kumar’s multi-starrer ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ and Alia Bhatt’s spy thriller ‘Alpha’. Apart from this, it is also facing tough competition at the regional and international level from films like Telugu action drama ‘Lenin’, Hollywood’s ‘Evil Dead Burn’ and live-action ‘Moana’. If the film manages to maintain its strong hold in the upcoming working days (weekdays), then it will set a new commercial record at the box office, leaving behind all other released films.