The mystery drama film “Dobaaraa” beats the lifetime collection of Taapsee’s own Shaabaash Mitthu in its first weekend itself. Although the collections of Taapsee starer are on the lower side, it managed to beat her last film at the box office.
Do Baaraa was opened with mixed reviews from the critics and took an above-par start albeit on the lower side. As it had failed to create a buzz around the film before its release, it was expected to tank at the box office on its first day itself.
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Box Office Collection Day 4
Multiplex audience is driving the biz of the Tapsee starrer which is released on 370 screens across the country. The film opened with Rs 70 Lakhs at the box office, and further showed decent growth of 41.67% and 21.57% on Sat and Sun, it earned Rs 1.02 and 1.24 crores respectively.
The three days domestic business of the film stands at Rs 2.98 crores. It needs to hold really strong on the weekdays to become a successful flick, as the collections of the film are on the lower side. As per Amar Ujala Hindi, Dobaaraa saw a 50% drop in earnings as compared to its first day, it accumulated Rs 35 Lakhs taking the total collections to Rs 3.33 crores in India. From here, it will be very difficult for Taapsee starrer to sustain in the coming days, it will end its theatrical run in the vicinity of Rs 5 crores lifetime.
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Surpasses Shabaash Mitthu’s Lifetime
Taapsee Pannu’s Shabaash Mitthu had a lackluster start at the box office with earnings below half a crore. The opening weekend of the film was dull as well, as it failed to go past even 2 crores. It was the most expensive film of Taapsee’s career, which is based on the life of former Indian captain Mithali Raj.
In its entire theatrical run “Shabhaash Mitthu” managed to earn only Rs 2.23 crores and emerged as the worst performer of the actor’s career after Running Shaadi and Dil Junglee, domestically. On the contrary, Taapsee’s latest Dobaaraa beats the lifetime of SM in just three days of its theatrical run.
