Simmba box office collection: Ranveer Singh film earns Rs 236.80 crore

While 2018 has been an incredible year for Ranveer Singh, the new year looks just as promising with Zoya Akhtar's Gully Boy and Kabir Khan's sports drama '83 in the pipeline.

Ranveer Singh’s Simmba continues to rake in the moolah

Ranveer Singh’s cop actioner Simmba is unstoppable. The movie has earned Rs 236.80 crore till now. This is commendable seeing how the box office has largely been taken over by Vicky Kaushal’s military drama Uri: The Surgical Strike.

Taran Adarsh took to Twitter to share the latest box office figures of Simmba. He wrote, “#Simmba [Week 4] Fri 66 lakhs, Sat 1.22 cr, Sun 1.85 cr, Mon 58 lakhs. Total: ₹ 236.80 cr. India biz.”

Not only the domestic box office, the Rohit Shetty directorial has also taken over international markets as well.

#Simmba [Week 4] Fri 66 lakhs, Sat 1.22 cr, Sun 1.85 cr, Mon 58 lakhs. Total: ₹ 236.80 cr. India biz.

— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) January 22, 2019

#Simmba crosses $ 13 mn from international markets, after Weekend 4… Inches closer to ₹ 💯 cr mark #Overseas… Total till 20 Jan 2019: $ 13.034 million [₹ 92.80 cr]… USA+Canada has performed best, nears $ 5 mn mark.

— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) January 21, 2019

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According to Adarsh’s tweet, the movie has earned over 13 million globally. “#Simmba crosses $ 13 mn from international markets, after Weekend 4… Inches closer to ₹ 💯 cr mark #Overseas… Total till 20 Jan 2019: $ 13.034 million [₹ 92.80 cr]… USA+Canada has performed best, nears $ 5 mn mark,” the film trade analyst tweeted.

While 2018 has been an incredible year for Ranveer Singh, the new year looks just as promising with Zoya Akhtar’s Gully Boy and Kabir Khan’s sports drama ’83 in the pipeline.

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